Epos Ltd

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Epos Ltd
Type Private
Industry Consumer electronics
Founded1983
Headquarters Hemel Hempstead, Britain
Products Hi-Fi and Home cinema Loudspeakers
Website Epos

Epos Ltd is a British loudspeaker company that specialises in home cinema and hi-fi speakers.

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History

Epos was founded in 1983 by Robin Marshall. In 1988 Epos was sold to Mordaunt-Short who had been bought by the TGI PLC group in 1987. When the TGI PLC group decided to close the Epos/Mordaunt-Short operations in 1999, the Epos part was sold to Michael Creek, the owner and managing director of Creek Audio Ltd.

In 2020 Creek sold the Epos operation to Karl-Heinz Fink, founder of German speaker designer firm FinkTeam. [1]

Products

Current Epos speakers are split into two ranges, the budget ELS series and the high end Mi series.

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References

  1. "Karl-Heinz Fink acquires Epos, new speakers incoming". www.msn.com. Retrieved 2020-06-04.