ABOUT

Established by John Howes in 1992, the Audiojumble has steadily grown from humble beginnings to become the iconic event that it is today.

Audiojumble founder, John Howes, at the 1995 event
The Royal Victoria Hall, Southborough

The first Audiojumble was held at a small municipal hall in Southborough, with just 22 stallholders. It was later moved to the Angel Centre in Tonbridge which provided capacity for more than 140 stalls spread across two large halls and several side-rooms.

In 2015 John stepped back from the day-to-day running of the show and handed over the reins to his three children, Catherine, Michael and Richard. Having helped out at every Audiojumble event since its inception, they have grown up with the Audiojumble from a young age, so are passionate about ensuring that it continues to thrive in its third decade.

The organisers: Catherine, Richard and Michael
The K2 in Crawley

In 2024, Catherine, Michael and Richard took the decision to move the Audiojumble to a new modern venue with excellent facilities; the K2 Crawley. Providing 70% more floorspace, a better layout, and ample free parking, the new venue will provide significant potential for growth and will be an exciting new chapter in the Audiojumble's 33-year history!


"If you like vintage kit, then you owe it to yourself to visit an event like this"

Adam Smith, Hi-Fi World

"The world's finest hi-fi flea market"

Ken Kessler, Hi-Fi News

"Tonbridge's Audiojumble is a biannual pilgrimage"

Richard Reeve, Hi-Fi Choice

"Audiojumbles are a magnet for audio enthusiasts from all over the world... it's amazing how many rare items turn up"

Martin Pipe, Hi-Fi World