Craftsmanship Meets Innovation
From the outset, our goal was clear: to design audio components that bring the listener closer to the source. We started by rethinking every component, drawing on decades of expertise in the audio industry. Our team of highly regarded experts and legendary engineers brought together cutting-edge design, use of high quality components and time-honored craftsmanship to create equipment that not only look beautiful but also perform exceptionally well.
Each MoFi component is meticulously crafted to ensure that it delivers the best possible listening experience. We carefully select materials that minimize vibration and resonance, allowing the listener to hear their favorite records as the artists intended. Our attention to detail extends to every element, from the cartridge to the speaker, ensuring that every component works in harmony to bring out the full richness and depth of vinyl sound.
More Than an Audio Component
From the outset, our goal was clear: to design audio components that bring the listener closer to the source. We started by rethinking every component, drawing on decades of expertise in the audio industry. Our team of highly regarded experts and legendary engineers brought together cutting-edge design, use of high quality components and time-honored craftsmanship to create equipment that not only look beautiful but also perform exceptionally well.
Each MoFi component is meticulously crafted to ensure that it delivers the best possible listening experience. We carefully select materials that minimize vibration and resonance, allowing the listener to hear their favorite records as the artists intended. Our attention to detail extends to every element, from the cartridge to the speaker, ensuring that every component works in harmony to bring out the full richness and depth of vinyl sound.
A Commitment to Our Roots
Our journey is fueled by our passion for music and our commitment to staying true to our vinyl roots. We are constantly listening to feedback from our customers and fellow enthusiasts, using it to drive our innovation and push the boundaries of what's possible. We’re not just building components; we’re building a legacy of listeners who appreciate quality engineering and thoughtful design that go into every component.
Looking Ahead
As we continue to grow and evolve, our mission remains the same: to make the joy of music accessible to everyone, without sacrificing quality or design. We’re excited to keep exploring new ways to enhance the listening experience and to share our passion for music with people around the world.
1977
Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab (MFSL) is founded by Brad Miller in California. Initially, the company focuses on producing high-quality audiophile vinyl records. Their first major release is a remastered version of Sergio Mendes and the Brasil '77.
1979
MFSL introduces the "Original Master Recording" series. These albums are pressed using the Half-Speed Mastering technique, offering higher sound quality by cutting master lacquers at half the normal speed, which improves precision in sound detail. Notable releases in this series include albums like The Beatles' Abbey Road and Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon.
1981
MFSL releases its Ultra High Fidelity Record (UHQR) series, featuring a thicker 200-gram vinyl pressing for superior audio reproduction. This series is highly regarded by audiophiles for its impeccable sound quality and limited-edition pressings. Famous releases include The Beatles' Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band and Cat Stevens' Tea for the Tillerman.
1984
MFSL pioneers the use of 24-karat Gold Compact Discs. This format, branded as Ultradisc, uses gold to reflect laser light more accurately, reducing errors and providing better longevity than traditional aluminum CDs. First Gold CD release: Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon.
1999
Under new leadership, MFSL resumes production, re-releasing classic albums and expanding their remastering catalog.
2007
MFSL introduces the Gain 2™ Ultra Analog System, a new proprietary remastering process using state-of-the-art analog mastering technology to further enhance the fidelity of their vinyl releases. Some of the earliest releases with this process include The Allman Brothers Band’s Eat a Peach and Miles Davis' Kind of Blue.
2014
MoFi Electronics sets out with the goal of manufacturing high performance audio components designed to complement what Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab continues to do with its famous Original Master Recordings: Getting you closer to what the original artist intended.
2016
The UltraDisc One-Step (UD1S) process becomes widely popular. This process eliminates a generation of vinyl production by pressing records directly from the lacquers, improving sound quality and detail. Major releases include Stevie Ray Vaughan's Texas Flood and Santana's Abraxas.
2016
MoFi Electronics launches it's new line-up ofproducts 2 turntables: UltraDeck and StudioDeck, 2 phono preamps: UltraPhono and StudioPhono, & 3 MM phono cartridges built in Japan and tuned to MoFi’s specifications.
2018
Developed in collaboration with HRS it uses a proprietary polymer that helps reduce record groove, platter, and bearing noise. Listeners will hear more music due to resultant blacker backgrounds, increased inner detail, improved clarity, enhanced micro-dynamics and greater bass impact.
2021
Fender, the world’s largest guitar manufacturer, and foremost audio technology company, MoFi Electronics announced a partnership to develop, produce, and release Fender’s first-ever turntable, the Fender x MoFi PrecisionDeck . Limited to a run of only 1,000 units,
2022
Designed by renowned speaker designer Andrew Jones, the SourcePoint 10 was developed by from ground up over an 18 month period and features a custom designed 10” concentric driver with innovative Twin-Drive high-flux neodymium magnet system, 1.25” soft dome tweeter and furniture-grade wood veneer cabinet.
2023
The SourcePoint 8 packs the same sonic excellence of its larger sibling into a more compact and manageable form factor. Andrew Jones and the team at MoFi Electronics scaled down the SourcePoint 10 to create a new speaker that can fit into a wider range of spaces, all while still delivering a big, satisfying sound.
2023
MoFi Electronics Releases two new flagship components the MasterPhono Phono Preamplifier & MasterDeck Turntable. The all-analog MasterPhono, designed by renowned audio engineer Peter Madnick, features a dual chassis design and supports even ultra-low impedance MC cartridges. The MasterDeck turntable, crafted by Allen Perkins, offers vinyl enthusiasts a reference-grade listening experience that reveals the true depth of their music
2024
Designer Andrew Jones’ evolution of the award winning SourcePoint series uses a revolutionary 3-way design incorporating two newly developed 8-inch woofers alongside the refined concentric driver configuration. The design philosophy was to enhance the technology and sound quality of the SourcePoint 8 while elevating it to an even higher performance level.