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Kaiser Acoustics
Website:https://www.kaiser-acoustics.com/
Est. year: 1948
Kaiser Acoustics is the loudspeaker and acoustics division of Kaiser GmbH, a family-owned German joinery founded in 1948 as a carpentry workshop in Untergriesbach, Lower Bavaria. Under the Kawero! name it builds passive loudspeakers ranging from small stand-mount models to very large floorstanders, alongside hi-fi furniture and acoustic room treatments.
Range & what it's known for
The Kawero! family includes the Classic, Vivace, Grande, Chiara, Furioso mini, Minal and Colibri. The Grande sits at the large end of the range, measuring 180 x 62 x 78 cm and weighing 235 kg, while the Chiara and Furioso mini are the compact stand-mount options. The Classic is specified down to 25 Hz and up to 60 kHz. Speaker development draws on the work of Rainer Weber, a graduate engineer with nearly 30 years in noise, vibration and harshness engineering, so cabinet resonance control is central to the designs. Beyond speakers, the firm sells hi-fi equipment racks and acoustic panels made in its own workshop.
Who owns it and where it's made
The company is privately held by the Kaiser family. Hans-Jürgen Kaiser is managing director, working with his father Hans Kaiser and his brothers Florian and Martin. The main business is high-end interior fit-out with a focus on acoustic construction - recording studios, conference rooms, lecture halls and home cinemas - and the loudspeakers are designed and built at the same site in Untergriesbach, using the joinery's own woodworking and finishing shops.
The lineup in this catalog
Loudspeakers, covering the Kawero! Vivace, Classic and Grande floorstanders, the Minal, and the Kawero! Chiara and Furioso mini stand-mount models.
Who it's for
Kawero! speakers suit buyers planning a serious two-channel system who want a cabinet built by a specialist joinery rather than a mass producer. The Chiara and Furioso mini are the way into the brand for smaller rooms, the Classic and Vivace cover mid-size spaces, and the Grande is the end point for large rooms. Owners planning a dedicated listening room can also commission room acoustics and furniture from the same company.
Range & what it's known for
The Kawero! family includes the Classic, Vivace, Grande, Chiara, Furioso mini, Minal and Colibri. The Grande sits at the large end of the range, measuring 180 x 62 x 78 cm and weighing 235 kg, while the Chiara and Furioso mini are the compact stand-mount options. The Classic is specified down to 25 Hz and up to 60 kHz. Speaker development draws on the work of Rainer Weber, a graduate engineer with nearly 30 years in noise, vibration and harshness engineering, so cabinet resonance control is central to the designs. Beyond speakers, the firm sells hi-fi equipment racks and acoustic panels made in its own workshop.
Who owns it and where it's made
The company is privately held by the Kaiser family. Hans-Jürgen Kaiser is managing director, working with his father Hans Kaiser and his brothers Florian and Martin. The main business is high-end interior fit-out with a focus on acoustic construction - recording studios, conference rooms, lecture halls and home cinemas - and the loudspeakers are designed and built at the same site in Untergriesbach, using the joinery's own woodworking and finishing shops.
The lineup in this catalog
Loudspeakers, covering the Kawero! Vivace, Classic and Grande floorstanders, the Minal, and the Kawero! Chiara and Furioso mini stand-mount models.
Who it's for
Kawero! speakers suit buyers planning a serious two-channel system who want a cabinet built by a specialist joinery rather than a mass producer. The Chiara and Furioso mini are the way into the brand for smaller rooms, the Classic and Vivace cover mid-size spaces, and the Grande is the end point for large rooms. Owners planning a dedicated listening room can also commission room acoustics and furniture from the same company.
