Using active speakers, a number of patented features and an uncompromising focus on design to keep their products sleek and minimal, Bang & Olufsen have held the higher ground for decades in a very competitive market place. Dartmouth AV acts as an Independent Agent, carrying a limited amount of stock but with the ability to source most pieces of equipment, have them inspected and reconditioned and then delivered, generally within 28 days.


“Dartmouth AV offers reconditioned Bang & Olufsen products that have been specifically purchased from previous owners or from a Bang & Olufsen main dealership”


They offer Domestic & General warranties on selected pieces, and personally oversee all installations. With a new website up and running, finding your dream piece of AV equipment is now simpler than ever. The company has also recently started sourcing Apple products, which Neil feels also integrate design and performance to a similar level as Bang & Olufsen. As well as acquiring the hardware that you need, Dartmouth AV can also install your Apple Mac and set up iTunes, email accounts and wireless networks, all for a fixed fee. Further tuition can be purchased by the hour at a competitive rate.


“Feel free to give me a call or drop me an email,” says Neil, who is always happy to help.


PRE-OWNED BANG & OLUFSEN


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