Is Audio Visual Revolution the official Australian distributor?

Yes. Audio Visual Revolution (AVR) is Australia's exclusive distributor for Wharfedale, Audiolab, Mission, Quad, Dual, Leak, and Velodyne. All products sold through avrevolution.com.au and our authorised dealer network are genuine, locally warranted, and supported by the official Australian importer.

Do you offer free shipping in Australia?

Yes - free shipping is available on all orders over $500 Australia-wide. Orders under $500 attract a flat shipping fee calculated at checkout. Zip is also available at checkout.

Where can I hear AVR products before I buy?

AVR products are available through an authorised dealer network across Australia, with stockists in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, and regional NSW. Visit avrevolution.com.au/pages/dealers to find your nearest store.

What warranty do AVR products carry?

All products carry a full Australian manufacturer's warranty - typically 2 years for electronics and speakers. As the exclusive local distributor, all warranty claims are handled entirely in Australia without needing to return products overseas.

Are the brands AVR sells British?

Yes. Wharfedale, Audiolab, Mission, Quad, and Leak all have strong British heritage - founded in the UK and designed by British engineering teams. Dual is a German brand with a long heritage in precision turntable manufacturing. All are exclusively distributed in Australia by AVR.

Can I call AVR for product advice before buying?

Yes. Our team is available by phone on (02) 9521 4844 to assist with product selection, system matching, and purchasing advice. We're happy to recommend the right combination of speakers, amplifier, and source components for your budget and room.

Mission Speakers & Electronics Australia

Mission

British Audio Engineering Since 1977

Mission was founded by Farad Azima in Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire in 1977. From its first year, the brand set a pattern of genuine engineering firsts that would define its identity for decades to come.
In 1978, Mission launched the 770 loudspeaker — featuring the world's first commercial polypropylene bass unit. In 1979 came the inverse driver geometry, mounting the tweeter below the woofer to align the acoustic centres of both drive units and produce more coherent, time-correct sound. These were not incremental refinements — they were structural rethinks of how a loudspeaker should work, and both remain influential in speaker design today. That engineering-led philosophy has continued through every generation of Mission products. The LX Series brings the same approach to accessible price points, while the 770 — relaunched with UK manufacturing at a purpose-built facility in Huntingdon — represents Mission's most complete statement yet. The 778 range extends the brand into electronics for the first time in nearly four decades, combining Mission acoustic intelligence with Audiolab electronic engineering under the same IAG group.