Fritz Hansen collaboration model of the Technics SL-40CBT. A minimalist direct drive turntable that fits beautfully within today’s living spaces, finished in deep burgundy.
Timeless Sound. Today’s Style.
Technics and Fritz Hansen unite two worlds of craftsmanship - Japanese audio engineering and iconic design - to explore how sound and light can coexist in harmony. The collaboration creates more than objects; it creates atmosphere. Spaces where light defines mood, sound evokes emotion, and minimalist design connects both.
Technics
Founded in Japan in 1965, Technics has long been recognised for its pursuit of the ultimate emotive musical experience. The pioneer behind the world’s first direct-drive turntable system, introduced in 1970, redefined turntable technology with exceptional accuracy and stability - qualities that remain a hallmark of the brand today.
Fritz Hansen
Fritz Hansen, established in Denmark in 1872, is known for its enduring furniture and lighting designs that combine craftsmanship, functionality, and timeless aesthetics. Among them, the iconic KAISER idell Luxus table lamp designed in 1936 by Bauhaus designer Christian Dell.
Natural Texture
Crafted from MDF, a wood-based material with fine layered fibers, offering quiet warmth and subtle presence — bringing harmony to any living space.
Analog Meets Bluetooth Ease
Enjoy analog sound freely with built-in Bluetooth — connect instantly to wireless speakers or headphones, no cables or complex setup needed.
* Supported codecs: Qualcomm aptX Adaptive and SBC
