Ruark has unveiled the R410 Anniversary Edition, a limited-run music system created to celebrate the British audio brand’s 40th anniversary. According to Ruark, only 500 units will be produced, with the model due to launch in August. The system is based on the standard R410, but adds a more distinctive finish and anniversary detailing.
The cabinet is finished in white oak, which creates a warmer and more natural look than the regular model. Ruark has paired it with a handcrafted ebonised grille, an ebony veneer inlay and an anniversary badge on each unit.
This is still a serious all-in-one music system, though. The R410 Anniversary Edition uses fully active Class D amplification with 120W of total output, along with two 20mm silk dome tweeters and two 100mm NS+ bass-mid woofers.
Streaming support is broad, with Apple AirPlay, Google Cast, Spotify Connect, TIDAL Connect, and Qobuz Connect all built in. Apple Music, BBC Sounds, Deezer and other services are also available to stream.
For higher-resolution listening, the system supports music files up to 32-bit/192kHz, with FLAC, AIFF, ALAC and WAV all listed. Ruark has also included internet radio, DAB, DAB+ and FM tuners.
The brand has also equipped the R410 Anniversary Edition with plenty of physical connections, including HDMI ARC/eARC, optical input, line-in, USB-C, Ethernet, and a moving magnet phono stage for turntables. It also works with the optional R-CD100 CD player, which is available in a matching limited-edition finish.
Other details include a 4-inch colour TFT display, a rechargeable wireless remote, 20 global presets, and multiroom support through AirPlay 2 and Google Cast.
The R410 Anniversary Edition is a convincing showcase of what Ruark does best. It combines a carefully finished, furniture-inspired cabinet with the connectivity and hi-res playback required of a premium music system in 2026.