Spendor

Spendor is one of the renowned manufacturers of high-end audio systems. This company was originally established in the 1960s by Spencer and Dorothy Hughes. Spendor evolved out of the expertise gained from years of experience in BBC's sound engineering department. This company was acquired in 2001 by Philip Swift, founder of the renowned Audiolab brand. After the merger, attempts were made for making innovative and modernised audio systems which met contemporary expectations while retaining the past strengths of the brand.

Spendor speakers are well-known for their superb reproduction of sound ó be it sound staging or anything spatial. Over the years, the company has designed and marketed a wide range of high-quality speakers, gaining immense respect for their high-end models like the classic LS3/5. Spendor designs have acquired cult status internationally amongst discerning audiophiles and sound engineers. The best features of classics like the Spendor BC1 and LS3/5a are incorporated in most of the modern day Spendor audio products. With over thirty years of outstanding Spendor offerings, the company has set reference standards for consumer and professional users.

The "S" Series of speakers from Spendor is a testimony to its superb designing which makes this brand immensely popular among audiophiles. Some of the popular Spendor audio products include the Spendor S5E, the Spendor S9E and the Spendor S8E.