There aren’t too many companies like Audiovector around. In a world in which independent brands, be they from-the-shed hi-fi outfits or mom and pop cookie floggers, often succumb to the lure of outside investment or external ownership, the idea of a small-scale, family-run business making high-end loudspeakers is in danger of seeming anachronistic.
That’s no issue for founder Ole Klifoth and his son Mads, Audiovector’s CEO and an equally integral driving force behind both its identity and success.
