Ruark Audio
We are a family-owned British company, passionate about sound and design. At Ruark we’ve been making world-class loudspeaker systems enjoyed by music and audio enthusiasts for over thirty years. Today we’ve applied our knowledge to create a new generation of music systems with wide ranging appeal that look and sound fabulous in any space.
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By releasing the R7 Mk3 radiogram, U.K. brand Ruark takes a nod at the past whilst keeping a large eye on the future.
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DAB+ takes your radio listening experience to another level and now with more coverage than ever, the third generation Ruark R1 DAB+ radio should be on your Christmas wish list.
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With just about every manufacturer releasing a multi-room audio product today, Ruark Audio, a proud U.K. family business, are not to be left behind with a firmware update allowing multi-room audio via their ever-popular R2 stereo system.
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Prestige speaker brand Ruark is adding a funky radiogram to its product portfolio, with styling cues from the Decca, Krieslers and Dansettes that were all the rage way back in the late fifties through the sixties and early seventies.
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