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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 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.

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3. www.whathifi.com › features › best-british-hi-fi28 of the best British hi-fi products of the 21st century (so ...

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   • Quad ESL 988 (2000) We could easily have picked one of Quad’s legendary electrostatic speakers from both sides of the millennium – after all, the 2008 ELS 2805 were positively stunning in our books – but the ESL 988 (smaller versions of the ESL 989 pictured) were standouts, and as well as delivering a memorable sound were also interesting for their place in the British company’s history.
   • Mission 780 (2000) Mission’s diminutive 780 were the first standmounters to really grab us at the turn of the century, winning the stereo speaker Product of the Year award in both 2001 and 2002.
   • Arcam DiVA A85 (2001) “The A85 blasts away any preconceptions of what an Arcam amplifier sounds like with the ferocity of a sledgehammer smashing through glass” – that's how we opened our DiVA A85 review in 2001.
   • Wilson Benesch Full Circle (2001) “The Full Circle is an elegant product: for its build, ease of use and sound it's highly recommended… an open, even-handed record player that works well with all types of music.”

4. www.whathifi.com › features › we-ask-the-industry-isWe ask the industry: is there such thing as 'British hi-fi ...

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   Mar 25, 2021 · 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.

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5. audio-head.com › what-is-british-hifi-andrew-jonesWhat Is British HiFi? Andrew Jones, Rob Watts and Mike Moffat ...

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   May 19, 2021 · Helping paint a better picture of the situation are interviews with Andrew Jones of Elac, Rob Watts of Chord, Johan Coorg of JC SoundBusiness and Mike Moffat of Schiit Audio and Theta Digital. There is some history to the idea of British hifi, which started with some BBC designs and speakers intended for clear monitoring in the field, but the ...

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   Jul 10, 2012 · Now, I am a real fan of British hifi, but for example the country I am from ( Holland )they also make excellent stuff. Some names: Siltech, Van Medevoort, Audiostatic, Van den Hul, Karma etc. etc. And of course the same goes for German and American hifi .

7. www.ecoustics.com › articles › a-british-audiophileA British Audiophile’s Hi-Fi Journey On YouTube - eCoustics

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   Mar 29, 2021 · Tarun. Published. March 29, 2021. I am excited to be able to introduce myself to the readers of eCoustics. A few of you may have heard of me but I am sure most of you have not. I run a YouTube hi-fi review channel entitled “A British Audiophile.”. I am a Brit writing for an American publication. The British Empire rises again.

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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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   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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   Where does British HiFi come from?

   • There is some history to the idea of British hifi, which started with some BBC designs and speakers intended for clear monitoring in the field, but the show this week also looks at how it evolved, and where it might lie in today’s audiophile mindset.

   What Is British HiFi? Andrew Jones, Rob Watts and Mike Moffat Weigh In

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   Is British hi-fi manufacturing a remnant of the past?

   • British hi-fi manufacturing is not a remnant of the past, nor is it merely an idea to which brands cling in a bid to sell more speakers at inflated rates.

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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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   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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9. madeingreatbritain.uk › made-in-great-britainBritish Audio Brands - UK made Audio, Hi-Fi, Speakers, Amplifiers

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   Let’s talk about Roksan, a prominent British brand in the audio industry. Established in 1985, Roksan has created high-quality Hi-Fi turntables, audio equipment, and vinyl electronics. Their product lineup boasts an impressive range. From tonearms, cartridges, amplifiers, CD players, and more. The Xerxes, their inaugural high-end record ...