Fell Audio Introduces British-Made Hi-Fi System with a Focus on Quality and Craftsmanship

Cumbrian start-up Fell Audio has officially launched its debut range of high-quality hi-fi products, setting new standards in British-made audio excellence. Amid an industry saturated with overseas-manufactured equipment, Fell Audio’s commitment to UK craftsmanship and sustainable production is a refreshing approach for discerning music lovers.

With a foundation built on 50 years of expertise from Peter Tyson, a leading name in UK audio retail, Fell Audio’s new lineup comprises the Fell Disc, a precision-engineered CD player priced at £499, and the Fell Amp, a powerful, 89-watt amplifier available at £599.

These products embody a retro-modern aesthetic inspired by iconic 1970s hi-fi equipment, updated with sleek, durable designs and crafted to meet the needs of today’s audio connoisseurs.

The Fell Amp is a versatile addition to any setup, featuring Bluetooth streaming with aptX support, dedicated headphone outputs for private listening, and an industry-leading ESS Sabre ES9018K2M DAC for impressive sound clarity. It’s designed for effortless connectivity, from turntables to digital devices, offering a dynamic, full-bodied audio experience.

The Fell Disc taps into the renewed appreciation for CDs among modern listeners.

With its slot-load mechanism, high-resolution DAC, and optical and coaxial outputs, the CD player is ideal for anyone looking to enjoy high-quality sound from a wide range of media formats.

“At Fell Audio, we’re committed to quality, longevity, and the exceptional sound experience that only well-crafted hi-fi equipment can provide,” said Managing Director Matthew Tyson. “Our products are designed with passion for those who seek out the best in British audio craftsmanship.”

The Fell Disc and Fell Amp are now available exclusively in the UK via Peter Tyson stores, telesales, and the Fell Audio website. Each purchase includes a five-year warranty, underscoring Fell Audio’s commitment to durability and long-term value.

For more information, visit fellaudio.co.uk.