Fyne Audio is celebrating ten years since the launch of its first loudspeaker with the introduction of the F1-10 Anniversary, a flagship model limited to just 30 individually numbered pairs worldwide.

Handcrafted at the Scottish manufacturer’s Glasgow facility, the new loudspeaker builds on the original F1-10 design, incorporating a decade of acoustic innovation and new technologies designed to influence future Fyne Audio products.

Key features include a re-engineered 250mm IsoFlare point source driver with an ultra-thin 75 mm aluminosilicate glass compression dome, integrated SuperTrax ultra-high-frequency technology and a bespoke, hand-built crossover that undergoes deep cryogenic treatment.

The model also features Fyne Audio’s patented BassTrax diffuser system, designed to distribute low-frequency energy evenly throughout the room, alongside a twin-cavity tuning system for improved bass control.

The curved cabinet pays tribute to the original F1-10, combining American walnut veneer, high-gloss burr walnut and champagne gold detailing. Each pair is individually assembled, finished and tested in Glasgow, with 100 hours of run-in applied before delivery.

Fyne Audio Managing Director, Andrzej Sosna, said the Anniversary edition honours the principles on which the company was founded while introducing important new technologies that will help shape its future loudspeaker range.

Limited to 30 pairs worldwide, each set comes with a signed anniversary booklet, certificates of approval and a selection of accessories, including floor protection cups and Neotech jumper leads.

Mr Sosna added: “The F1-10 Anniversary is a truly landmark product for the brand. Each pair is not only a celebration of Fyne Audio’s first decade, but a lasting demonstration of the knowledge, skill and passion of the people who have shaped that journey. While the Anniversary is a limited edition loudspeaker, the design philosophy, technologies, and engineering behind it form the foundation of the next decade of Fyne Audio loudspeaker ranges.”