I didn't know British speaker maker Castle, but its new 70s-inspired stereo speakers look really cool — and I'm intrigued by the unusual driver layout on one model
- Castle unveils four new loudspeakers in two ranges
- Castle Tintagel sell for lower prices, with refined driver combos
- Castle Walmer are a higher price, and one has an unusual driver layout
When you think about British Castle, you probably think about Windsor, Warwick or the Tower of London; little did I know that the name also referred to a brand making old-school-looking loudspeakers.
I learned the truth because British Castle is back with a new quartet of speakers, all designed and made in the UK.
These new models, named Castle Tintagel and Castle Walmer after the real-life castles (and, in the case of the former, King Arthur's stomping ground), all have an old-school look which really catches the eye. Now, I'm not talking 'ancient castles' old-school — think ’70s wood-on-wood vibes.
The models will go on sale in September. We only have UK prices for now, and there's no word...
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