Tivoli Audio launches Albergo+ and Music System+ radio systems

Tivoli Audio has announced the launch of the Music System+ (above), its all-in-one audio system that replaces the original Music System.

Packed with the latest technology, including A2DP Bluetooth for high-quality wireless music playback, the Music System+ brings over a raft of features from its predecessor while maintaining the system's simplistic user interface.

Also new is the Tivoli Albergo+ (below), also a Bluetooth-equipped DAB, DAB+, AM and FM radio, yours for £199 and available to buy direct from John Lewis, amongst other retailers.

The Music System+ is made from a hand-oiled, furniture grade wood cabinet, and houses integrated stereo drivers, separate amplifiers and an adjustable downward-firing subwoofer.

Boosting the sound quality is the company's SpacePhase Wide Mode which Tivoli claims produces "an expansive soundstage that envelopes you in sound".

The Music System+ rather lengthy feature list also includes an integrated slot-loading CD player that's compatible with MP3, WMA and CD-R/CD-RW formats, DAB/DAB+ functionality, dual independent alarms and a digital clock with battery back-up amongst other features.

The Tivoli Audio Music System+ comes in several wood-panelled finishes and is on sale now for £699.

The Albergo+ meanwhile was initially built with the hotel sector in mind (Albergo is Italian for hotel), and so has a range of bedside clock radio features – alarms, sleep and snooze functions – as well as wireless Bluetooth streaming, but no CD player.

A mono speaker design, the option to add a separate stereo speaker is set to be made available later this year.

There's a choice of anthracite and white finishes, and the Albergo+ is a far more affordable £199 and on sale now.

by Kobina Monney

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Kob began his career at What Hi-Fi?, starting in the dusty stockroom before rising up the ranks to join the editorial and production team as the Buyer’s Guide editor. Experienced in both magazine and online publishing, he now runs the TV & audio section at Trusted Reviews where he keeps a beady eye on all the latest comings and goings in the hi-fi and home cinema market. 

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