Brand

Germany· Founded in 1973
German loudspeaker maker founded in 1973 in Cologne by Rainer Haas, whose father had imported Goodmans speakers in the 1960s — a German-only model sold as the "Goodmans Magnat" did well enough that Haas put his own name on the next one. The 1970s and 80s were its inventive stretch: an omnidirectional plasma tweeter with no diaphragm at all in 1979, the All-Ribbon series in 1981, the first car-audio system in 1983. Based in Pulheim outside Cologne since 1993, and now part of Premium Audio Company alongside Klipsch, Jamo and its sister brand Heco.
The catalog ranges from the Signature Edelstein at 23.2 cm up to the Signature 999 at 122.5 cm — compare any two side by side at true scale.
12 Models available in the curated catalog.
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Magnat — Monitor Reference 2A
Bookshelf · Active
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Magnat — Monitor Reference 5A
Floorstander · Active
21/ 382Click to jump to its spot on the HiFi Ladder.
Magnat — Monitor S10 B
Bookshelf · Passive
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Magnat — Monitor S30
Bookshelf · Passive
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Magnat — Monitor S70
Floorstander · Passive
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Magnat — Monitor S80 ATM
Floorstander · Passive
