Fell Audio is a new British brand aiming to “break open” the hi-fi market for separate components. For now, it’s only available in the UK.
More affordable, high-quality hi-fi is, of course, always welcome. This is precisely what the new British brand Fell Audio promises to deliver. At its launch, the brand presented two initial products: an integrated Class D stereo amplifier priced at £599 and a CD player at £499. A streamer is also in the pipeline. Prices are listed intentionally in British Pounds, as the company currently operates solely within England. Design-wise, the aesthetic reportedly draws inspiration from the “golden age of hi-fi”—the 1970s. Naturally, this only applies to the exterior; modern technology is under the hood.
The products are delivered as matching, separate, stackable components. Customers can choose between silver or black finishes, and they are now available in the UK. According to the manufacturer, the brand is expected to expand to other countries starting next year. Details on exact locations and dates are yet to be announced.