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Telegrapher
Website:https://telegrapher.com/
Est. year: 2018
Telegrapher is a loudspeaker maker based in Istanbul, Turkey, that appeared in 2024 with active analogue studio monitors named after animals. The company designs speakers for music creation, mixing and mastering as well as for home listening, and it presented a wider and more affordable range at NAMM 2026. Its larger monitors have been installed in the studio of the producer deadmau5.
Range & what it's known for
The lineup covers the Raccoon, Fox, Carbon Fox, Panda, Gorilla, Gorilla-S, Hippo, Elephant and Rhino. The Raccoon is a two-way 6-inch monitor with 2 x 50 W of Class D power and a passive radiator, rated from 45 Hz to 20 kHz. The Panda is a three-way design with an 8-inch woofer, while the Hippo is a 250 W, 10-inch subwoofer with a 30 to 300 Hz crossover. The Carbon Fox uses a fully carbon-fibre enclosure. At the top, the four-way Rhino carries 2 x 500 W of amplification, a dedicated upper-bass driver, a patented paper-cone mid and a hybrid analogue crossover, reaching down to 20 Hz and weighing 120 kg.
Who owns it and where it's made
Telegrapher is a young company working from Istanbul, and it has not published details of its founders or ownership. Its monitors are sold through studio retailers, with US distribution starting in 2026.
The lineup in this catalog
The catalog lists the Raccoon powered stand-mount and the Rhino active floorstander.
Who it's for
Telegrapher fits engineers and music lovers who prefer powered monitors over a separate amplifier and passive boxes. The Raccoon is the small starting model, and the Rhino is a full-range main monitor for large rooms.
Range & what it's known for
The lineup covers the Raccoon, Fox, Carbon Fox, Panda, Gorilla, Gorilla-S, Hippo, Elephant and Rhino. The Raccoon is a two-way 6-inch monitor with 2 x 50 W of Class D power and a passive radiator, rated from 45 Hz to 20 kHz. The Panda is a three-way design with an 8-inch woofer, while the Hippo is a 250 W, 10-inch subwoofer with a 30 to 300 Hz crossover. The Carbon Fox uses a fully carbon-fibre enclosure. At the top, the four-way Rhino carries 2 x 500 W of amplification, a dedicated upper-bass driver, a patented paper-cone mid and a hybrid analogue crossover, reaching down to 20 Hz and weighing 120 kg.
Who owns it and where it's made
Telegrapher is a young company working from Istanbul, and it has not published details of its founders or ownership. Its monitors are sold through studio retailers, with US distribution starting in 2026.
The lineup in this catalog
The catalog lists the Raccoon powered stand-mount and the Rhino active floorstander.
Who it's for
Telegrapher fits engineers and music lovers who prefer powered monitors over a separate amplifier and passive boxes. The Raccoon is the small starting model, and the Rhino is a full-range main monitor for large rooms.
