One of the most important components in a loudspeaker is the frequency crossover. It divides the incoming signals among the subwoofer, woofer and tweeter and linearises their reproduction. At the same time, it is designed to operate in as loss-free a manner as possible and should not add any distortions to the music. This means that it is essentially responsible for the sound and resilience of the sound transducer. The frequency crossovers in Magnat´s loudspeakers rely on APOC (Amplitude and Phase Optimized Crossover) technology. This ensures, with perfectly clean and symmetrical transitions between the individual paths with regard to amplitude and phase, that the reproduction from the loudspeakers is totally free of discoloration and perfectly timed.

The Ceramic Alu Cone (CAC) is an in-house development by Magnat that ensures significantly improved reproduction – and in multiple areas. In terms of structure, it is a so-called "sandwich membrane". A core layer made of aluminium is enclosed by ceramic material on both sides. A complex chemical process produces a composite material that offers high internal damping and, at the same time, avoids sound-distorting partial vibrations. The cone membrane takes advantage of the combined properties of ceramic (strength) and aluminium (flexibility and low weight) to guarantee high-precision reproduction of every audio signal. The result: outstanding, authentic sound.

Floor-standing or shelf-top loudspeakers are, as a rule, aligned precisely to the user so as to guarantee optimum treble reproduction. This is not possible with conventional built-in speakers because they are permanently fixed. This therefore often results in significant losses of quality during reproduction. Understandably, there was no way our engineers could be happy with these limitations. So they developed the Swivel Tweeter, which can be flexibly aligned to the user. The tweeter can be swiveled up to 35° in all directions, thus ensuring optimum acoustics regardless of installation location.