Little Hiro Carbon Black (PAIR)

Introducing the Little Hiro Black (available as variant with wood face)
Our New High-Performance Compact Audiophile Speaker now available in Black!

Optimized Design

Building on the success of the original Hiro, the Little Hiro Black takes it to the next level with a Euro - Japandi design optimizing aesthetics and acoustics.

Perfect for Smaller Spaces

Designed for smaller spaces, it delivers the same rich, full sound as our larger speakers in a more compact, convenient package.

Enhanced Crossover

We've optimized the crossover for a phase coherent frequency response.

Premium Components

It features top-of-the-line audiophile capacitors, inductors, and resistors.

Legendary Horn

The renowned Beyma CD171 FE/PK compression driver and cast aluminum horn assembly provide pristine highs.

Audiophile Woofers

The British Mark Fenlon designed Mark Audio CHR70 wide range magnesium/ aluminum cone main driver is now standard to all of our Little Hiro designs prociding extended bass and clear midrange.

Quality Craftsmanship

The Baltic Birch cabinet with Black Carbon Dyed finish is built to last.

Audiophile-Grade Parts

We've selected only the best wiring, capacitors, and hardware for exceptional durability and performance.

Stunning Sound

Experience incredibly detailed, rich audio that belies the compact size.

Technical Details:

- Height: 19in
- Width: 7in
- Depth: 9.5in
- Weight: 17lbs
- Response: 45Hz - 20kHz in-room measured at a sitting position 8 feet back from the front baffle
- Sensitivity: 90dB
- Impedance: 8 Ohms
- Power: 8+ watts recommended

Elevate Your Audio Experience

Immerse yourself in audiophile sound without sacrificing style or space!

Real Review:

The more I listen to these, the more I like. I moved these to my main listening room, which is a small, but acoustically treated room. I played some vinyl earlier at higher volumes, peaks at 96db. (Per phone app) I was astonished at how well the Little Hiro handles this. These are fast, dynamic, and effortless. I’m going to continue to wrap my head around them. At some point, I can see myself upgrading to Beyma horns, or even to one your larger models. So far, I am very pleased I took the leap into the unknown!