Bowers&Wilkins

Bowers&Wilkins, also known as B&W, is a British company that was founded in 1966 by John Bowers, Peter Hayward, and Roy Wilkins. The company's headquarters are located in Worthing, a British city with a population of just over 100,000 people. Some of the production facilities are also situated in Worthing. While B&W is primarily recognized for its headphones and wireless music systems, particularly the popular B&W Zeppelin Air, it is an innovator in high-quality loudspeakers and holds the distinction of being the UK's largest exporter of high-end and hi-fi loudspeakers.

John Bowers firmly believed that in order to create a quality audio system, it is crucial to incorporate the latest advancements in audio system production. This commitment to innovation has been a driving force behind Bowers&Wilkins' success in delivering high-quality audio experiences.