The classic family
Model One BT keeps everyday listening simple with three controls, an AM/FM tuner and Bluetooth streaming. Its handcrafted wood cabinet preserves the familiar Model One appearance while providing a solid enclosure for the speaker. A 3.5 mm input connects a wired source, and a headphone output supports private listening.
Stereo listening and a clock
Model Two Classic brings the familiar Tivoli Audio experience to a two-cabinet stereo setup. Its AM/FM tuner and direct controls are complemented by an auxiliary input, headphone output and REC OUT. This Classic Series is distinct from the newer Model Two Digital and does not include its network functions. Select a finish to see its corresponding photo and availability. Model Three Platinum combines a radio and analogue clock in the distinctive lacquered Platinum-series cabinet. It offers an auxiliary input, headphone output and REC OUT. This earlier Platinum version differs from Model Three BT; the newer model’s Bluetooth functions do not apply to it.
Bluetooth or Wi-Fi?
Bluetooth means a direct connection to a compatible device. For AirPlay 2 or Google Cast, compare Model One Digital Gen. 3 and Model Two Digital. The former has a radio tuner; the latter is a speaker without one. Boutique is a small Bluetooth speaker with AUX and charging outputs for other devices, without Wi-Fi.
Portable radio or portable speaker?
PAL BT USB-C offers FM, Bluetooth and a compact size. PAL+ BT USB-C adds DAB+ where available, a display and alarm. SongBook has Bluetooth, EQ and a 6.35 mm input with a preamp. The larger SongBook Max adds DAB+/FM. Compare dimensions and weight as well as appearance.
The archive as a technical reference
We keep earlier generations separate to help owners identify devices and connections. A historical listing does not mean current sale availability or spare parts. For support, send the exact model and serial number.
Tivoli Audio: information from the manufacturer
Questions about this topic
Do shared Tivoli names imply the same functions across generations?
No. Models sharing a base name can have different sources and connections. Use the full name and generation when comparing.