Audiocom AV

Audiocom was formed in 1996. During the first 3 years we sold the highest quality passive components to the DIY market and industry, as well as offering consultancy to small businesses. In 1999 we released the first Audiocom 'Superclock' product developed in conjunction with John Cheadle. The Superclock quickly became the market leader for aftermarket clocks. Audiocom started offering a clock fitting service, and after customer requests this expanded to include modifications for CD player power supplies, regulation, digital processing and analogue stage. Further product developments at that time included a dedicated Superclock power supply, discrete regulators (Q-power), Super-regulators, and op-amp modules. In 2002 Audiocom developed the Superclock 2. This proved even more successful than the original Superclock and was widely accepted in the US market by modification companies as an essential part for upgrading CD/SACD/DVD players. By 2004 Superclock 3 replaced version 2 with a completely new layout on a 4-layer Gold plated PCB with a new, discrete regulated power supply. It's Successor, Superclock 4 immerged another 2 years later, and in 2010 is now in revision 3. Owing to the Success of 'Superclock', Audiocom started the developed of a reference clock in 2007. The reference clock, aptly named 'Ultraclock' took the concept of ultra-low jitter clocks to the next level. During 2008 Audiocom ceased selling passive component lines to concentrate on audio & video modifications. 2011 to Present Day Audiocom has developed a range of custom 3D Blu-ray players based on the OPPO brand. We also expaned the retail side of the business to include a niche range of products.