About Tellurium Q Made in United Kingdom
Tellurium Q is primarily an audio research and development (R&D) company that manufactures unique products. Research and Development is at the centre of every decision and every product Tellurium manufacture.

That is why Tellurium Q design and develop products by starting with a completely blank canvas, and ask: “What is really happening with this process in these materials?” They build on solid fundamentals. This is why you may find Tellurium cables look different to what you may expect. They are focused on how to attain clearer sound. How something looks is of secondary importance, as Tellurium work tirelessly for the serious audiophile and music lovers who want to hear more in their music.

Tellurium burst onto the Hi-Fi scene in 2010 and won many coveted awards from industry-leading magazines in the first 12 months, such as ‘5 Globes’ for an entire speaker cable range, ‘Cables of the Year’ by Hi-Fi Plus magazine and ‘Product of the Year’ by Hi-Fi World in their Jan 2011 edition.

Nine years on, Tellurium Q have breadth and depth across their amazing range of cables, which are now available in 37 different countries. Tellurium Q have received a total of 154 outstanding reviews and fourteen ‘Products of the Year’ from Hi-Fi magazines worldwide, as well as the ‘Queen’s Award for Enterprise’ as recognition of Tellurium Q’s outstanding export growth.

Tellurium Q never compromise. They will not make a product that is just good or average, it must be exceptional. Unless you can contribute something superior and different, why waste people’s time? This is Tellurium Q’s promise and they are completely serious about it. When you buy a Tellurium Q audio product you will be getting what they believe to be the very best available in its price range.

For the second time, Tellurium Q has been recognised for excellence in the category of International Trade with the Queen’s Award for Enterprise, for three years of outstanding growth. This comes after gaining the same award just three years earlier in 2018.