An entry point with a real point of view — tactile materials, careful integration, and a midrange that invites longer listening.
Why it exists
Amour is the accessible speaker in the lineup, but its role is not to feel basic. It concentrates the brand's values into a smaller, more attainable object: careful driver integration, ARMAT X construction, and a presentation that rewards listening closely.
The sonic center is the midrange. Amour is intended to sound balanced, delicate, and unusually unified — built for music where tone, timing, and small inflection matter.
Driver integration
The wideband main driver lets Amour use a first-order crossover, reducing the sense of two separate drivers handing music back and forth.
The fabric tweeter sits in a custom printed waveguide, so the handoff is shaped physically as well as electrically.
Waveguide and driver
Technical notes
A compact fabric tweeter sits in a custom printed waveguide, giving the upper band a more deliberate handoff to the main driver without making the speaker visually complicated.
The main driver is chosen for wide, natural coverage through the midband. That gives Amour room to use a first-order network and keep the two drivers from sounding like separate sources.
The sonic target is not spectacle. Amour is balanced, delicate, and unusually whole, with a midrange that keeps small musical inflections intact.
Amour keeps ARMAT X in the enclosure so the accessible model still belongs to the same material philosophy as the larger speakers.
Amour is voiced for music where tone, timing, and small inflection matter — acoustic, jazz, classical, chamber, vocal recordings, and anything else where the spaces between notes are the point.
Object
Touch and finish
Amour feels approachable without feeling inexpensive. Wood, waveguide, and enclosure surfaces read as one calm object — not separate decorative parts.
Listening role
A quiet room view makes Amour's role clear: compact scale, far-field placement, and a presentation built for music where small inflections carry the meaning.
Specifications
For small-to-mid rooms and far-field listening — with an emphasis on balance, delicacy, and musical nuance rather than spectacle.
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