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Townshend Audio products are designed and built in the United Kingdom, continuing a tradition of British engineering excellence. Each product is carefully developed with decades of research and a commitment to innovation in sound reproduction.

Both the Wharfdale Denton 85 and Yamaha A-S300 accept banana plugs.

The apex™ (Air Pressure Exchange) module is a unique feature that relieves pneumatic pressure in your ear canal while wearing IEMs. This not only protects your hearing but also reduces fatigue during long listening sessions, all while maintaining excellent isolation. Different modules also offer variations in sound signature, giving you flexibility to tune your earphones to your preference.

Unlike traditional closed balanced armatures, 64 Audio’s tia™ drivers are open and tubeless, eliminating unwanted resonances and distortion. This results in smoother treble, improved extension, and a more natural sound. The technology is one of the defining features that sets 64 Audio IEMs apart from competitors.

Custom IEMs (CIEMs) are moulded to fit your ears perfectly, offering maximum comfort and isolation. Universal IEMs use high-quality ear tips and are ready to wear without the need for impressions. At Future Shop, we specialise in the universal lineup, which includes the U4s, U12t, U18s, and Fourté models. Both options deliver the same 64 Audio sound quality, but customs are tailored for professional touring, while universals are more flexible for everyday use.

HDBaseT sends HDMI, Ethernet, control, and power over a single CAT cable up to 100m, ideal for distributed systems and home cinema installations.

Yes. Well-designed interconnects with quality materials and shielding can improve clarity, reduce noise, and deliver more natural sound reproduction.

Shielding protects the signal from electromagnetic and radio frequency interference, ensuring your audio remains clean and free from hum or buzz.

Yes. Longer cables or high-current components benefit from thicker conductors (e.g., 2.5mm² or 12AWG) to maintain low resistance and voltage stability.

Start with power (cables & distribution), then upgrade signal cabling, support (Hi-Fi Racks) and isolation accessories. These incremental changes can unlock more from your existing gear. Once you have the basic essentials, then you can look at further upgrades, such as fuses, cartridges, better isolation and more!

These devices allow one or multiple HDMI sources to feed multiple displays. A splitter duplicates the signal, while a matrix switch lets you send different inputs to different screens.

For distances over 10m, use active HDMI, HDBaseT extenders, or fibre HDMI cables. These maintain 4K/8K signal quality without loss.

The shelves for the Evoque Eco 60-40 SE2 are 40mm thick , and the base feet are 75mm

In order to connect the MacBook Air to an HDMI port on your TV you will need to buy Apples` USB-C Digital AV Multiport Adapter , which plugs into one of the Thunderbolt 4/USB-C ports . You can then connect an HDMI cable to the adapter to connect to your TV - we have a wide variety of HDMI cables available for that purpose

The Chord Odyssey 2 and Odyssey 4 (bi-wire) used soldered plugs as standard. Today's Chord cables' Ohmic plugs are crimped to the conductors. Currently, most Chord cables are offered with 'Gold-Plated' banana or spade; these connectors are still soldered, but a less common choice than Ohmic plugs or Elite Referance plugs.