Question Which UK-made speakers?

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Thanks for these tips. My provisional figure of up to a grand isn't my limit, and I could pay a few thousand for speakers if necessary;
In that case you won't have any issues. Plenty to choose from. You may have to be more specific so that folks can give advise ie. preferences, your system, your room etc.
 
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Thanks - I hadn't known about this marque but am already investigating - and the company site tells me its products are sold by Severn AV, which has a branch in Exeter. In France for a while yet but will visit Severn AV when in Devon again. The speaker you highlight seems well reviewed by this site.
They’re excellent, and all made in China. I have a pair of 3020i, but there’s no way they’d be £250 if made here. The boxes would be close to that alone!
 
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Thanks - I hadn't known about this marque but am already investigating - and the company site tells me its products are sold by Severn AV, which has a branch in Exeter. In France for a while yet but will visit Severn AV when in Devon again. The speaker you highlight seems well reviewed by this site.
Kudos to you!
You appear to be addressing and responding to all the posters comments 👍
Just to add Q Acoustics, if you can extend your budget to £1,199 there's the excellent Concept 50 series, worth considering also.
 
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General rule if nothing is ever stated the product is made in PRC

It will be clearly stated in huge text , Flags , Banners if Not made in PRC
Made in the UK , Japan , Germany etc

Only a tiny amount of goods clearly state made in PRC
Yes, my latest Cyrus displays a UK flag during power up.
(My cynical brain sees it and thinks, "Yep, that's why I paid more than necessary").
 
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Thanks for these tips. My provisional figure of up to a grand isn't my limit, and I could pay a few thousand for speakers if necessary; but in the 70s & 80s, I preferred to buy more modest hi-fi since I wasn't sure I'd derive any benefit from high end kit. Always ready to buy the best in certain circumstances - I still feel wistful at the memory of my SM 3009/II tone arm, lovely bit of kit, paired with a top Shure cartridge...

No worries. Worth mentioning too that Richer Sounds (if you're in the UK) currently have the Fyne Audio F501s available to members of their VIP loyalty programme for just £499 new.
 
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Thanks - a Scottish brand, made in UK? I've bought from Richer in the past (AKG headphones) and there's a branch in Plymouth; consulted their site, and the speakers you mention are a lot more than £499! But since I'd prefer to buy from a dealer, after inspection & demo, I'll visit RS anyway.
 

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