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Børresen Acoustics

Børresen Acoustics

Website:https://audiogroupdenmark.com/

Est. year: 2019

Børresen Acoustics is a Danish high-end loudspeaker brand from Aalborg, founded in the late 2010s by designer Michael Børresen and Lars Kristensen. It belongs to Audio Group Denmark and is known for planar ribbon tweeters and drivers built around an iron-free motor system. The range has grown from compact standmounts to large reference floorstanders, all hand-assembled in Denmark, and covers several price levels from entry-level designs to six-figure systems.

Range & what it's known for

The current lineup is split into five series. The A-Series (A1, A2, A3) is the entry level, and the X-Series (X1, X2, X3, X6) offers value-oriented floorstanders. The C-Series (C1, C2, C3) and T-Series (T1, T3, T5) sit in the middle with standmount and floorstanding designs, while the M-Series (M1, M2, M3, M6, M8) is the reference level. Earlier lines such as the 0-Series and Z-Series also carried the name. Engineering centres on a patented iron-free motor system for the woofers, an ultra-light planar ribbon tweeter, and materials such as composite structures, zirconium and titanium, with cryogenic treatment of metal parts for resonance control.

Who owns it and where it's made

The brand is owned by Audio Group Denmark, the Aalborg company Kristensen and Børresen also built around Ansuz, Aavik and Axxess. The two founders left Raidho in 2017 to focus on these companies, and Børresen Acoustics followed. Every loudspeaker is hand-assembled, measured and quality-controlled in-house at the group's facility in Aalborg, where research and production for the sister brands are also based.

The lineup in this catalog

Loudspeakers (28+), covering the standard and Cryo Edition versions of the series. A standmount costs roughly EUR 15,000, while the top M-Series systems go well beyond EUR 500,000.

Who it's for

The brand makes sense for a buyer planning to stay with one ribbon-tweeter loudspeaker maker, with in-house driver technology and room to move up the range. Buyers new to the brand usually choose the A or X series, the C and T series step up in materials and size, and the M-Series is for those seeking the brand's reference designs. Owners of Aavik electronics or Ansuz cables gain a system designed by the same team.