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1965 John Bowers assembled speaker systems by hand for local clients in Worthing, West Sussex, in the back of the electrical store that he ran with his friend Roy Wilkins.
1966 John Bowers and Peter Hayward founded B&W Electronics Ltd with the aid of a bequest from Miss Knight; developed the first Bowers & Wilkins loudspeaker: the P1.
1968 Domestic monitors, DM1 and DM3, provided a more affordable option.


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Bowers and Wilkins, loudspeaker manufacturers, of

1965 John Bowers assembled speaker systems by hand for local clients in Worthing, West Sussex, in the back of the electrical store that he ran with his friend Roy Wilkins.

1966 John Bowers and Peter Hayward founded B&W Electronics Ltd with the aid of a bequest from Miss Knight; developed the first Bowers & Wilkins loudspeaker: the P1.

1968 Domestic monitors, DM1 and DM3, provided a more affordable option.

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Sources of Information

  • History of Bowers and Wilkins[1]