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Scan-Speak
Danish loudspeaker-transducer manufacturer founded in 1970, supplying OEM customers, high-end audio, automotive and DIY markets. Its Herning-built drivers are individual components rather than complete speaker systems, with a searchable catalogue organized around driver type, product family and technical parameters for designers and builders.
About this resource
Scan-Speak was founded in Denmark in 1970 and says its products are developed, designed and hand-built at its Herning facility. The company supplies distributors worldwide as well as OEM and ODM customers, connecting its driver engineering with both commercial loudspeaker brands and DIY builders. Its about page describes it as independently operated within the Eastech Group under local Danish management. [1]
The resource is primarily a transducer catalogue rather than a shop for complete ready-to-play loudspeakers. Product listings distinguish full-range, midrange, midwoofer and automotive applications, and expose size, resonance frequency, resistance, total Q and sensitivity alongside additional parameters. That level of data makes the site directly relevant to enclosure and crossover development, where selecting a driver involves more than its nominal diameter. [2]
The listed models illustrate several engineering approaches. Selected full-range units specify coated fibreglass cones, neodymium magnets and copper pole caps; some midrange designs use sliced cones, while others list underhung motors and Symmetrical Drive technology. These features belong to particular model entries, not every Scan-Speak driver. The catalogue filters and individual specifications are therefore the useful entry points for comparing suitable components, without treating the manufacturer’s quality claims as independent proof of a finished speaker’s performance. [2]
Where to buy
Availability varies by region and retailer. Authorized dealers are listed on the official Scan-Speak website.
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