The Ruark R810 exudes a 1950s design, but is packed with state-of-the-art technology. If you love this style: make your move!
In the 1950s, a sound system occupied a prominent place in the living room. Not surprisingly, as they were expensive devices that were also quite hefty. They were often incorporated into a piece of furniture or placed on some sort of stand. The Ruark R810 is a device that recalls those “golden days”. But under the hood, it is equipped with state-of-the-art and up-to-date features. Think Bluetooth, a 4.1 class AB amplifier and of course a radio. Where we are talking about DAB+, FM and web radio.
Connective
That there is web radio on board the Ruark R810 already betrays, of course, that there are also extensive streaming options on board. Music services like Tidal and Spotify Connect are supported, but Apple AirPlay 2 and Chromecast are available too. A total of five drivers including a bass driver radiate the sound.
The Ruark R810 is available immediately for €3699.
