HECO is a German loudspeaker manufacturer founded in 1949 by Gerhard Richard Hennel and his wife Susanne in Schmitten, Germany. Originally called Hennel & Co, the company built the first speaker chassis in series production in 1950, which was an absolute innovation at the time. Known for high-fidelity home cinema and Hi-Fi speakers, HECO established itself as one of the first successful German speaker brands by 1965. Currently operates as a brand of Audio-Produkte GmbH based in Pulheim, Germany. Famous for their commitment to uncompromising high-quality music reproduction in homes for over 75 years.
Founded: 1949
Flat-design floorstanders with retro 70s-inspired aesthetics, including a two-tone cabinet and walnut veneer.
Advanced acoustic engineering with a 28cm woofer and Heco's Fluktus tweeter for broad soundstage and minimal distortion.
Efficient 94 dB sensitivity allows compatibility with low-powered amplifiers.
Premium Audio Company (PAC) ends its licensing agreement with Pioneer Corporation, ceasing distribution of Pioneer-branded home theater products.
PAC focuses on its core brands, including Klipsch, Onkyo, Integra, Magnat, and Heco, showcasing streamlined operational strategy.
Pioneer Corporation resumes full control over development and production of Pioneer and Pioneer Elite home theater products.