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Q-Acoustics
Website:https://www.qacoustics.co.uk/
Est. year: 2006
Location: UK
Q Acoustics is a British loudspeaker brand established in 2006 by a team of audio engineers and businessmen at Armour Home Electronics. It was set up with a single focus on loudspeakers, starting with the 1000 series and growing to cover stereo pairs, home cinema packages, active wireless speakers and install models. Its range runs from compact entry-level bookshelf designs up to the Concept series, which acts as the flagship line of the company.
Range & what it's known for
Current passive ranges include the 3000c and 3000i series at the lower end, the 5000 series above them and the Concept series at the top. The M20 and M40 are active wireless models for buyers who want amplification built in. Earlier milestones included the 2000 series and QTV 2 in 2009, the 7000 series, custom install speakers from 2012 and the M4 soundbar with a BMR driver in 2014. Engineering centres on cabinet resonance control, with the Gelcore double-wall construction that arrived with the Concept series in 2013, P2P bracing and Helmholtz Pressure Equaliser tubes, while the C3 Continuous Curved Cone driver followed in 2024.
Who owns it and where it's made
Q Acoustics belongs to Armour Home Electronics, the UK group that also owns the cable maker QED and the cartridge specialist Goldring. The brand was created inside that group rather than bought in, and the team recruited acoustic engineers and industrial designers from elsewhere in the industry to build it. Engineering and product development are carried out entirely in the UK.
The lineup in this catalog
Loudspeakers from the Q Acoustics range, priced from roughly GBP 300 to over GBP 3,000 across the listed models.
Who it's for
Q Acoustics is a sensible pick when assembling an initial proper stereo or home cinema setup who want speakers designed in Britain with clear upgrade steps inside one brand. A 3000c or 3000i pair is the cheapest way in, the 5000 series adds larger cabinets and more developed bracing, and the Concept series is the destination for those who want the full Gelcore treatment. The M20 and M40 cover anyone who prefers a single powered pair to a separate amplifier.
Range & what it's known for
Current passive ranges include the 3000c and 3000i series at the lower end, the 5000 series above them and the Concept series at the top. The M20 and M40 are active wireless models for buyers who want amplification built in. Earlier milestones included the 2000 series and QTV 2 in 2009, the 7000 series, custom install speakers from 2012 and the M4 soundbar with a BMR driver in 2014. Engineering centres on cabinet resonance control, with the Gelcore double-wall construction that arrived with the Concept series in 2013, P2P bracing and Helmholtz Pressure Equaliser tubes, while the C3 Continuous Curved Cone driver followed in 2024.
Who owns it and where it's made
Q Acoustics belongs to Armour Home Electronics, the UK group that also owns the cable maker QED and the cartridge specialist Goldring. The brand was created inside that group rather than bought in, and the team recruited acoustic engineers and industrial designers from elsewhere in the industry to build it. Engineering and product development are carried out entirely in the UK.
The lineup in this catalog
Loudspeakers from the Q Acoustics range, priced from roughly GBP 300 to over GBP 3,000 across the listed models.
Who it's for
Q Acoustics is a sensible pick when assembling an initial proper stereo or home cinema setup who want speakers designed in Britain with clear upgrade steps inside one brand. A 3000c or 3000i pair is the cheapest way in, the 5000 series adds larger cabinets and more developed bracing, and the Concept series is the destination for those who want the full Gelcore treatment. The M20 and M40 cover anyone who prefers a single powered pair to a separate amplifier.
