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Pamphonic were the first company to install a sound system in the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, London in the 1930s. From there they developed very successful sound reinforcement systems using their Line Source Loudspeakers, clients included many BBC studios, St Pauls Cathedral and other large theatres.

On the domestic front, Pamphonic's first products were a super heterodyne radio in 1949, followed by a large radiogram and a console television, both released in late 1951. From the mid 1950s to the mid 1960s they released a handful of high-fidelity amplifiers including the UK's first integrated stereo valve amplifier (1958).

The trail of information on Pamphonic seems to run out around 1965 so one can only assume that, like so many British audio equipment manufacturers, they fell by the wayside due to the pressure of competition from Japanese imports.

 
       
   
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