Harbeth Audio bought a church. Behind the scenes of a quiet revolution #61

Harbeth and Alan Shaw as the designer, have something bigger happening behind the scenes than just being famous for traditional BBC-inspired passive loudspeakers. Alan Shaw reveals why Harbeth invested £100,000 in laser vibration-scanning technology, bought a disused church, developed its active loudspeaker technology entirely in-house - and is preparing for projects that will reshape its next 50 years. This is not just an interview with the designer of Harbeth Audio. It is a rare look inside the research, technology and future planning behind one of HiFi’s most respected heritage brands. ⁨‪@harbethaudioltd‬ ⁨‪@NotAnAudiophilePodcast‬ #harbeth #alanshaw #hifi #audiophile #soundquality #loudspeakers #speakerdesign #hifisystem #NotAnAudiophile #sounddesign #soundengineering #anechoicchamber #audiophilelife #audiophilemusic Show Partner - ‪@DeVOREFIDELITY‬ Episode Sponsor ‪@marchaudio1366‬ supported by ‪@StereoNET‬ ‪@soundstagenetwork‬ ‪@brisbanehifi‬ The HiFi Shop and Lenehan Brothers For extra content! https://notanaudiophile.com/ click on the Episodes-blog tab. & Follow on instagram   / notanaudiophilepodcast   Not An Audiophile is supported by promotions with fine brands serving HiFi across the globe. Our editorial, interviews, reviews and opinions remain entirely independent and unbiased. No AI - all the voices are real people. Real HiFi experts talking to real HiFi experts with all their personalities, human imperfections and love of sound.