Roksan Heritage

2023

Befitting its modern classic status, the Roksan Attessa Turntable was released in two thoroughly contemporary special-edition finishes - Heritage Green and Pale Grey.

2012

The Roksan Oxygene Series marked a bold departure from traditional hi-fi design, ushering in a minimalist, futuristic approach that appealed to design-conscious audiophiles.

2010

The Roksan Caspian M2 Series, released in 2010, marked a significant advancement in the brand's audio electronics lineup.

2009

The K2 TR-5 was designed to compete in the speaker market, offering an intriguing option at a competitive price point.

2008

The Roksan TMS3 Turntable, released in 2008, was a culmination of precision engineering and innovative design, offering vinyl enthusiasts an unparalleled listening experience.

2008

The Xerxes 20 Plus Turntable offered a powerful and expansive sound displaying a fine mid-band, fast deep bass, very smooth and open treble.

2007

The Roksan Kandy K2 series, released in 2007, marked a significant moment for the brand, offering a combination of performance, versatility, and value.

2007

The Platinum Series marked a high point in the company's history, showcasing Roksan’s commitment to high-end audio performance and precision engineering.

2005

The Roksan Caspian FR-5 and CR-5 centre channel speakers, released in 2005, were lauded for their striking design, premium build quality, and dynamic performance.

2005

Praised by audiophiles and experts alike, it was included in What Hi-Fi's prestigious list of the Top 10 British Turntables of all time.

2005

The Roksan Kandy LIII Series, released in 2005, built on a strong legacy of innovative design and audio excellence.

2004

The Roksan Caspian M Series was designed to deliver high-fidelity sound and showcased Roksan’s commitment to precision audio.

2003

The Roksan Kandy MKIII series, released in 2003, marked a significant achievement in integrated amplification and playback.

2003

The Roksan Radius 5, released in 2003, stood out as an elegant, compact turntable that delivered high-end sound quality with a sleek, minimalist design.

2003

The precision engineered uni-pivot NIMA Tonearm was designed to allow the full potential of cartridges when connected to Roksan's high-quality turntables.

2002

The TMS2’s combination of vitality, stability, and dynamic range placed it firmly in the upper echelon of turntable design.

2000

The Roksan Kandy series, which debuted in 2000, included the KA-1 integrated amplifier, KC-1 CD player, and KT-1 tuner.

1999

Roksan ventured into the home cinema market for the Caspian AV Series, blending its well-regarded audiophile expertise with modern A/V capabilities.

1998

The Roksan Caspian Audio System included four main components: an integrated amplifier, a CD player, an FM tuner, and often a power amplifier or pre-amplifier.

1995

The Roksan Xerxes.X Turntable marked the 10th anniversary of the company, was a reinvention of their original design, with a three-plinth construction.

1994

The Roksan ROK One speakers were known for their clear and dynamic sound.

1993

Part of Roksan's Ojan series, the X3 was designed to deliver a rich and detailed audio experience, making it suitable for both audiophiles and casual listeners.

1993

A loudspeaker designed to deliver exceptional sound quality with a focus on accuracy and musicality.

1992

The series included a variety of components such as amplifiers, CD players, and turntables, each crafted with Roksan's signature attention to detail.

1991

A flagship model celebrated for its precision engineering and exceptional sound quality and was named after Roksan's co-founder.

1991

A high-performance digital audio player known for its precise playback and elegant design.

1990

A dedicated monoblock designed for audio enthusiasts seeking high-end, high-power audio performance.

1990

The ROK S1 was well-regarded for its warm sound signature, precise imaging, and detailed midrange, making it a popular choice among audiophiles.

1989

The Roksan Artaxerxes phono amplifier is a well-regarded piece of equipment in the audiophile community, prized for its ability to deliver an immersive vinyl listening experience.

1989

The Roksan Radius is still celebrated among vinyl enthusiasts for its blend of aesthetic appeal and high-fidelity sound.

1989

Its carefully engineered stylus captured the subtle nuances of vinyl records, offering a balanced sound that combined warmth with an impressive level of detail.

1989

The Tabriz tonearm was designed to be versatile, compatible with a wide range of cartridges, and known for its smooth tracking and detailed sound reproduction.

1988

The Roksan Hot Cakes were a stylish pair of compact, high-performance loudspeakers designed to meet the needs of both lifestyle-conscious users and audiophiles.

1987

Featuring the first moving coil phono cartridge, the Shiraz was the first cartridge with a spike fitted generator.

1987

The Artemiz was the first intelligent record player arm and was regarded by many critics to be the most open sounding, dynamic and detailed tonearm available.

1986

Roksan was the first company ever to mechanically isolate the speaker tweeter from the bass unit using springs, in their Darius loudspeaker.

1985

The Xerxes was praised for its precise engineering and exceptional build quality, featuring a unique decoupling method between the platter and motor.

1985

Roksan was founded in 1985 by Tufan Hashemi and Touraj Moghaddam.