Amphion A15 active speaker and Amp300 power amplifier announced

Finnish speaker manufacturer Amphion announced its new active speaker A15 and power amplifier Amp300 simultaneously. Information is based on Post76 Hi-Fi News, based in Hong Kong.

What features stand out in the A15?

The A15 features a two-way design. Separate amplification circuits for bass and treble are housed within the speaker. The technical specifications provided in the source are as follows:

• Tweeter: 1 inch titanium with waveguide
• Midrange-woofer: 5.25 inch aluminum alloy
• Additional element: Rear auxiliary radiator
• Built-in amplification: 125 W for bass, 22 W for treble
• Frequency range: 55 Hz – 40 kHz
• Input: Balanced XLR
• Optional: 24 bit/192 kHz wireless receiver

The source does not include tolerance values (±dB) for the frequency range or independent measurement data. Therefore, to comment on bass and treble behavior, we need to wait for measurement data.

What about the Amp300 and pricing?

The Amp300 is a power amplifier in 1U half-rack format. It uses gallium nitride (GaN) power supply technology and delivers 300 W per channel at 4 Ω load.

The suggested retail price for a pair of A15 is 2,500 euros, and the Amp300 is priced at 1,500 euros. The A15 is planned to roll out to the global market gradually starting in the fourth quarter of 2026. For those interested in exploring different speaker types, our site's Speaker category can be a good starting point.

Why does this matter?

With built-in bi-amp amplification and balanced XLR input, the A15 offers an option for those seeking an active system for desktop and small room listening. Since measurement data is not available in the source, proper evaluation can be made after independent testing.