Our Price is back, and it's having a hi-fi sale to celebrate

Pro-Ject Jukebox E1 in front of a window
(Image credit: Pro-Ject)

High street retailer Our Price is back in business, and it's holding a launch sale to celebrate. There's currently 10 per cent off all hi-fi and audio equipment – just enter the code JULY10 at checkout. The sale lasts until 31st July.

Our pick of the kit has to be the Pro-Ject Jukebox E1, which drops from £598.95 to £539.06 at Our Price. That's a discount of £59.89.

Pro-Ject Jukebox E1was £598.95now £539.06 at Our Price (save £59.89)

Pro-Ject Jukebox E1 was £598.95 now £539.06 at Our Price (save £59.89)
Just enter the code JULY10 at checkout and the discount will be yours. Improvements over the Award-winning Jukebox E include a new tonearm, sub-platter drive system and more convenient switching between 33 and 45 RPM speeds.

We haven't reviewed the Jukebox E1, but its predecessor, the Jukebox E, was an Award winner. This model features a new tonearm, new sub-platter drive system and more convenient switching between 33 and 45 RPM speeds. It also has plenty of the original's features, including Bluetooth for playing tunes from a phone or laptop, while the integrated phono stage, pre-amplifier and power amplifier mean you don't need separates, just add speakers and you're away. You can buy it with speakers too.

It also boasts a CNC-machined wood chassis, aluminium tonearm and Ortofon OM 5E cartridge, alongside a 50W per-channel Class D amplifier. The tonearm comes pre-set and balanced, making it a cinch to set up: just attach the drive belt, slot in the platter and plug it into the mains.

Our Price also stocks the Pro-ject Dark Side Of The Moon turntable, the Triangle Borea BR08 and BR10, and some Aiwa headphones and portable speakers, for a real retro kick. And they're all discounted by the same 10 per cent until the end of the month.

Our Price was one of the biggest names in high street audio from the 1970s until it closed in 2004. It has returned as an online-only shop, though the CEO has promised that high street outlets will also open "once we have enough investment".

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Joe Svetlik

Joe has been writing about tech for 20 years, first on staff at T3 magazine, then in a freelance capacity for Stuff, The Sunday Times Travel Magazine (now defunct), Men's Health, GQ, The Mirror, Trusted Reviews, TechRadar and many more. His specialities include all things mobile, headphones and speakers that he can't justifying spending money on.

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  • R2D2
    What Hi-Fi? said:
    The Pro-Ject Jukebox E1 has dropped to £540 in the Our Price sale. But it's not the retailer's only deal...

    Our Price is back, and it's having a hi-fi sale to celebrate : Read more
    Joe, you look far too young to know what Our Price was. 😀
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  • mkp1969
    Our Price wasn't a hifi retailer it was a record shop, later selling CDs, videos and DVDs. It certainly wasn't somewhere you would head to for a turntable or an amp/speakers. Some of the larger stores occasionally sold equipment but it was a long way from their core business.
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  • Cricketbat70
    mkp1969 said:
    Our Price wasn't a hifi retailer it was a record shop, later selling CDs, videos and DVDs. It certainly wasn't somewhere you would head to for a turntable or an amp/speakers. Some of the larger stores occasionally sold equipment but it was a long way from their core business.
    That's what I was thinking. My local Our Price never sold Hi-fi just records etc😂
    Reply
  • Friesiansam
    Whatever they are selling, new Our Price has nothing to do with the original. The new company has bought the rights to the name but, has nothing to do with the old Our Price, they are not “back.”
    Reply