Bowers & Wilkins
Loudspeaker maker in Worthing founded by John Bowers; studio monitors for Abbey Road and sculptural speakers such as the Nautilus.
John Bowers started a radio and electronics shop in Worthing in southern England and began building loudspeakers. The company became one of the leading British loudspeaker makers.
The Nautilus of 1993, with a spiral body like a seashell, became the brand's best-known loudspeaker. The 800 Series loudspeakers are used in recording studios, among them Abbey Road Studios.
The tweeter on top of the cabinet and the yellow Kevlar drivers.