Como Audio

Como Audio was a U.S. audio brand founded in 2016 by Tom DeVesto, the entrepreneur behind Tivoli Audio and Cambridge SoundWorks. It was based in the United States and was built around DeVesto’s long-running interest in compact, design-led music systems that combine classic radio styling with modern streaming features.

The company’s core products were all-in-one tabletop audio systems and radios, including models such as the Solo, Duetto, Musica, and later the Blu Stereo. These units typically integrated internet radio, Wi‑Fi streaming, Bluetooth, FM, alarm-clock functions, and in some cases CD playback, rather than separate component categories like standalone amplifiers, DACs, turntables, headphones, or cables. The emphasis was on convenience, strong feature sets, and room-friendly form factors.

In the market, Como Audio sat in a niche, upper-mid to premium compact-audio segment rather than among mass-market brands. It earned a reputation for thoughtful industrial design, solid sound for its size, and appealing usability for buyers who wanted an elegant single-box system instead of a full separates setup. The company ceased operations in 2023, largely due to supply-chain problems, so it is now mainly of interest to existing owners and shoppers in the used market.