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Cabasse

Cabasse

Website:https://www.cabasse.com/

Est. year: 1950

Location: France

Cabasse is French loudspeaker manufacturer founded in 1950 in Brest, building more than seven decades of engineering around coaxial and, more recently, spherical loudspeaker designs, with the brand's distinctive spherical enclosures becoming one of the most visually recognisable loudspeaker shapes in the entire high-end industry.

Range & what it's known for

The catalog spans the flagship La Sphere, a spherical multi-way loudspeaker built to eliminate the parallel internal surfaces and edge diffraction that box-shaped cabinets inevitably introduce, alongside more conventional Baltic and Rialto series models and active wireless streaming speakers, reflecting Cabasse's willingness to pursue unconventional cabinet geometry at its flagship tier while still serving a broader, more accessible market with its other ranges.

Who owns it and where it's made

Cabasse remains French-owned and French-manufactured, continuing to design and build its distinctive spherical and coaxial loudspeakers domestically since the company's 1950 founding in Brest.

The lineup in this catalog

Loudspeakers. Prices span roughly 500 euros for accessible wireless speakers to well over 200,000 euros for the flagship La Sphere.

Who it's for

Cabasse suits buyers specifically drawn to unconventional spherical cabinet geometry at the flagship tier, or those wanting French coaxial-driver loudspeaker engineering across a more accessible everyday product range.