Brand
Germany· Founded in 1949
German loudspeaker maker founded in 1949 by Gerhard and Susanne Hennel in Schmitten, in the Taunus hills — the name is short for Hennel & Co. It built drivers for cinemas and for Braun, Dual and Telefunken before putting its own name on a speaker in 1964, and the through-line ever since has been the cone material: a light long-fibre kraft paper, still used across the whole range and paired with the Fluktus silk dome and its multi-wave aluminium faceplate. The trademark passed through Rank, Recoton and Voxx; the brand is run today from Pulheim, outside Cologne.
The catalog ranges from the Victa Elite 202 at 29.2 cm up to the Aurora XT 1000 at 125.8 cm — compare any two side by side at true scale.
10 Models available in the curated catalog.
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86/ 375Click to jump to its spot on the HiFi Ladder.Heco — Aurora 200 P
Bookshelf · Active
This speaker ships with a side photo, so you can compare its true depth in the Profile view of the comparator.174/ 375Click to jump to its spot on the HiFi Ladder.Heco — Aurora XT 300
Bookshelf · Passive
318/ 485Click to jump to its spot on the HiFi Ladder.Heco — Aurora XT 700
Floorstander · Passive
389/ 485Click to jump to its spot on the HiFi Ladder.Heco — Aurora XT 1000
Floorstander · Passive
This speaker ships with a side photo, so you can compare its true depth in the Profile view of the comparator.112/ 485Click to jump to its spot on the HiFi Ladder.Heco — Direkt Premium
Floorstander · Passive
207/ 375Click to jump to its spot on the HiFi Ladder.Heco — In Vita 3
Bookshelf · Passive
