Founded in Melbourne in 2001 as a humble home-based start-up, Stuart Ralston and his father, Harry, started designing loudspeakers and soon after, the SGR Audio company was formed.

Their local state-of-the-art factory designs and manufacturers everything in-house, and we really do mean everything.

From the dedicated electronics assembly areas to the fully enclosed spray booth and painting facilities, multiple CNC machines and a complete line of aluminium surfacing & finishing machines.

In 2017, Ralston developed an entirely new line of speakers, the Discovery Series.

Debuting to the world stage at the High End Show in Munich, Germany this year, the Discovery series was unveiled under the banner, ‘Affordable Elegance’.

WIN SGR Audio Loudspeakers

The SGR Audio DS1 is a 2-Way Bookshelf speaker valued at $8,500 and SGR Audio are giving you a chance to win your very own pair at this year’s International HiFi Show, November 3rd-5th 2017, at the Pullman Mercure Hotel, Albert Park, Melbourne.

The DS1 loudspeaker uses a paper cone 6.5” midwoofer and a 1” soft dome Tweeter, and unique to the Discovery range is an in-house computer designed waveguide with a sophisticated, software-optimised profile that is machined from 50mm thick billet aluminium.

Each baffle and waveguide takes 2 hours to machine by CNC.

Rather than using MDF like most speaker cabinets, SGR produces the cabinets from 19mm constrained layer damped timber which is much more inert, and offers less resonance and vibration due to its significantly higher energy dissipation.

The SGR Audio DS1 loudspeaker is a highly-capable speaker with output much larger than its physical size would suggest.

For your chance to win a pair, simply buy your tickets online now and pickup an entry form at the Ticket Desk upon arrival to the show.

For more information visit SGR Audio.


Originally published as Win SGR Audio Loudspeakers at the Melbourne International HiFi Show

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Marc Rushton

StereoNET’s Founder and Publisher, Marc, grew up in England immersed in British hi-fi before relocating to Australia. His early passion for music and studio production led him from print journalism to digital media, where he launched StereoNET in 1999.

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