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| + | [[File:Harbeth Highend-2009 45 3556217881crop.jpg|File:Harbeth Highend-2009 45 3556217881crop.jpg|mini|High End 2009; | ||
| + | Image: Christian Herzog<br><small>,License:</small><small>[https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/deed.de 2.0 Generic (CC BY 2.0)]</small>] | ||
| + | Loudspeaker manufacturer, emerged in 1977 from BBC developments; founder was engineer Dudley Harwood, who co-developed at the BBC. | ||
| + | Today's boss is engineer Alan Shaw, who worked at Harbeth back in the late 1980s. His first loudspeaker was the C7 in 1995, where Harbeth introduced its own [[wp:polypropylene|polypropylene-based plastic cone material]] ("Radial") was presented. Shaw had received a research grant from the British government for its development, and it could be patented. | ||
| − | == | + | == Products == |
| − | C7 | + | [[Harbeth C7|C7]] (1995) |
| − | HL5 | + | [[Harbeth HL5|HL5]], [[Harbeth Super HL5|Super HL5]], [[Harbeth Super HL5 Plus|Super HL5 Plus]] |
| − | LS3/5A | + | [[Harbeth LS3/5A|LS3/5A]] (circa 1987), [[Harbeth P3ESR|P3(ESR)]] |
| − | M30 | + | [[Harbeth M30|M30]] (1997), [[Harbeth M30.1|M30.1]] |
| − | M40 | + | [[Harbeth M40|M40]], [[Harbeth M40.1|M40.1]], [[Harbeth M40.2|M40.2]] |
| − | ML | + | [[Harbeth ML|ML]] |
| − | + | == Web links == | |
| + | * [http://www.harbeth.co.uk English homepage] | ||
| + | * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LS3/5A Harbeth in connection with the LS3/5A at English Wikipedia]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:25, 2 June 2020
Company Profile[edit]
![High End 2009; Image: Christian Herzog,License:2.0 Generic (CC BY 2.0)] Loudspeaker manufacturer, emerged in 1977 from BBC developments; founder was engineer Dudley Harwood, who co-developed at the BBC. Today's boss is engineer Alan Shaw, who worked at Harbeth back in the late 1980s. His first loudspeaker was the C7 in 1995, where Harbeth introduced its own polypropylene-based plastic cone material ("Radial") was presented. Shaw had received a research grant from the British government for its development, and it could be patented. Products C7 (1995) HL5, Super HL5, Super HL5 Plus LS3/5A (circa 1987), P3(ESR) M30 (1997), M30.1 M40, M40.1, M40.2 ML Web links * English homepage * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LS3/5A Harbeth in connection with the LS3/5A at English Wikipedia](/index.php/File:Harbeth_Highend-2009_45_3556217881crop.jpg)