Solid cabinets.
Honest sound.

Pick
your wood

Every cabinet is 18 mm Baltic birch wrapped in walnut, cherry or white oak veneer, sanded to 220 grit and oiled three times. The sound is the same in all three.

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Three speakers, one workbench

Nothing rattles

Braced cabinet walls, a 5.25-inch paper-cone woofer and a 1-inch silk-dome tweeter, crossed over at 2.4 kHz.

42 Hzlowest note from a One pair

A walnut bookshelf speaker beside a potted plant in afternoon light

Tuned at home

We voice every model in a 14-by-18-foot living room with a rug, a couch and a full bookshelf, because that is the room it will play in.

Measured from the couch, 2.7 m away: ±2.5 dB from 48 Hz to 20 kHz.

Room test · Bramble One pairLogged for every production batch in the SE Division St shop

Finished by hand

Edges are eased with 220-grit paper and each cabinet gets three coats of hardwax oil, 24 hours apart. Light scratches buff out with the kit in the box.

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Where they live

Light oak turntable and a matching oak speaker on a sideboard

Start with a pair, add the Low later

Shop pairs

The Bramble Tall, One and Low speakers in walnut, drawn together

Same voice, any size

All three share one tweeter and one crossover slope, so a One pair and a Tall pair sound alike. Start small and add the Low when the room asks for it.

A wooden speaker and a turntable on a light oak sideboard — A One pair fits a 48-inch sideboard with a turntable between them.

Wooden panels held in bar clamps on a workbench — Every cabinet is glued up under six clamps and left overnight.

A wooden speaker next to a small lamp and a plant on a shelf — A single One on a shelf runs from one wall plug, no receiver needed.

Twelve pairs
leave each week

Ten minutes to music

Plug the powered One into the wall, run the included cable to its partner, pick an input. The printed card shows where to stand them.

Setup guide

Friends lying on a rug next to a record player

Phone showing step three of the Bramble setup guide: place the pair 2.4 metres apart

A hand setting the needle on a turntable by a window

Plug in what you already own

Turntable, TV, laptop or phone: phono, optical, USB-C and wireless inputs sit on the back panel.

See the back panel

Inputs: phono, line, optical, USB-C, Bluetooth 5.3, sub out

Visit the listening room

Sit on our couch in Portland and play your own records through all three. Thursday to Sunday, 11 am to 6 pm.

Book a seat

A woodworker chiselling a board at a bench

Coat 3 of 3 · hardwax oil Hands pushing a hand plane, curls of wood on the bench

Built on one bench

Four of us cut, glue, sand and wire every cabinet in a 2,000-square-foot shop. Each back panel carries the build date and the initials of whoever made it.

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