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1. www.whathifi.com › features › made-in-britain-theMade in Britain: the biggest UK brands talk ... - What Hi-Fi?

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   Mar 7, 2024 · The true picture of Britain’s hi-fi scene though is, happily, a tad more complicated. There remain British-owned companies, though fewer in number than there used to be. You can count Chord Electronics, Fyne Audio, Linn, Rega, PMC and Wilson Benesch among them.

2. www.whathifi.com › features › what-is-british-soundWhat is British sound? We asked five big names in hi-fi

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   Mar 9, 2024 · British brands have a long history of creating top of the range hi-fi equipment, including amplifiers, speakers, record players, and everything in between. Many involved in the world of audio cite a unifying ‘British sound’ – an all-encompassing sonic quality that applies to the hi-fi products made by British companies.

3. www.whathifi.com › features › 8-british-audio-firsts9 British audio firsts that made hi-fidelity sound possible

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   Mar 7, 2024 · Britain is big on hi-fi. And there are some famous British hi-fi firsts we think are well worth shouting about, especially during our British Hi-Fi Week.

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4. www.trustedreviews.com › explainer › the-hi-fi-mapThe Hi-Fi map of Europe: All the brands you should know about

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   Jun 15, 2023 · Whether you’re ardent hi-fi fan or someone still taking their first few steps, or whether you’re shopping at the high-end or sticking towards the affordable end of the market, we’ve included a...

5. www.cambridgeaudio.com › usa › enGreat British Sound - The Story | Cambridge Audio US

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   Aug 19, 2016 · Whether it’s with cassettes, CDs, mp3s or now hi-res files, we’ve always used our expertise and good ears to do what we do best: staying true to the British sound. So long story short, what does ‘British Sound’ mean to us?

6. www.telegraph.co.uk › technology › newsThe great sound of Britain - The Telegraph

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   Apr 21, 2012 · The UK leads the world in designing true hi-fi equipment – and much of it is even made here, says Matt Warman.

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   Is Britain Big on Hi-Fi?

   • Britain is big on hi-fi. And there are some famous British hi-fi firsts we think are well worth shouting about, especially during our British Hi-Fi Week. But before we get into it, let it be said, you have to hand it to the Americans. When it comes to sound, they did an awful lot of the pioneering work.

   9 British audio firsts that made hi-fidelity sound possible

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   Is British Hi-Fi still popular?

   • The label of British hi-fi still carries some meaning for AV enthusiasts across the world. “Our products are given an immediate elevation in status when you introduce them, even in the great audio producing countries such as the USA or Japan,” says Alex Munro, Q Acoustics' brand director.

   We ask the industry: is there such thing as 'British hi-fi sound'?

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   Is British hi-fi a real thing?

   • The idea of British hi-fi seems at once utterly natural and yet completely incongruous. Whereas once Britain led the way in the conception, design and manufacture of all things audio-related, our soggy little island feels increasingly dwarfed by the might of the economic superpowers in this ever-globalised, ever-homogenised world.

   Made in Britain: the biggest UK brands talk manufacturing ... - What Hi-…

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   Are there still British hi-fi companies?

   • The true picture of Britain’s hi-fi scene though is, happily, a tad more complicated. There remain British-owned companies, though fewer in number than there used to be. You can count Chord Electronics, Fyne Audio, Linn, Rega, PMC and Wilson Benesch among them.

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   Does a British sound matter?

   • But if a British sound isn't the driving force behind the people who make hi-fi in the UK, perhaps it doesn't matter. While British audio brands may not be trying to sell a British sound, there are certainly people who are looking to buy it. The label of British hi-fi still carries some meaning for AV enthusiasts across the world.

   We ask the industry: is there such thing as 'British hi-fi sound'?

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   What was the long-term effect of the British hi-fi industry?

   • The long-term effect was to create a British hi-fi industry with brands such as B&W, Linn, Mission, KEF, Arcam, Rega, Naim and others all trying to out-perform each other in terms of innovative engineering.

   We ask the industry: is there such thing as 'British hi-fi sound'?

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   Mar 25, 2021 · British Hi-Fi sound derives from the refined musical culture of the British Isles, and its long tradition of classical music. It emphasizes tasteful reproduction without exaggeration or flattery, unlike the brash, bass-heavy and boomy American sound.