PSB, which stands for Paul and Sue Barton, was founded by Paul Barton who is also the Chief Designer to this day. Since 1972, PSB has emerged as a prominent player in the consumer electronics industry, specifically in the realm of audio. Paul’s journey began in his early years in Waterloo, where his love for acoustics design was fueled by his father’s passion for hi-fi and joint speaker assembly ventures in their garage. The establishment of PSB Speakers in 1972 marked the formalization of Paul’s speaker kits, which gained rapid popularity and necessitated the recruitment of additional team members. A pivotal moment in the company’s history occurred in 1974 when Paul collaborated with Dr. Floyd Toole, a renowned psychoacoustician. This collaboration birthed the concept of “The Canadian Sound” – an endeavor to create speakers that authentically replicate the richness and subtleties of natural sounds. Today, PSB stands as a respected leader, consistently delivering high-performance, high-value loudspeakers for music and home cinema applications, grounded in a legacy of innovation and a commitment to sonic excellence.