HH Electronics

Britain. 1968. Mike Harrison: an electronic engineer, identified a requirement for high performance audio systems for broadcast and live sound purposes and formed HH Electronics, from his premises on the outskirts of the Cambridge, UK. 

HH Electronics went from strength to strength and soon had a list of high-profile artists on their roster, from T-REX touring with the VS-MUSICIAN and BASS-MACHINE amplifiers to Pink Floyd, who first toured the USA using the HH Electronics Concert PA system, powered by V800 amplifiers and using the HH Frequency Dividing Network. Now, more commonly known as a crossover.

HH Electronics moved from Cambridge to Birmingham UK and became part of Headstock Group in 1989.

From 1968 to today, the original vision for HH Electronics remains unchanged. With HH Electronics still developing innovative audio systems from within Headstock Group U.K.