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Sonus Faber Heritage speakers

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Model guide

Find the right Sonus Faber Heritage speaker

Compare two standmount designs and a full-scale floorstander based on room size, placement, and the level of scale you want from your system.

Sonus Faber Concertino G4 bookshelf speakers
Compact standmount

Concertino G4

$4,500.00

A compact two-way Heritage model that revives the original Concertino concept with modern acoustic engineering, handcrafted materials, and an approachable footprint for smaller listening rooms.

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Sonus Faber Electa Amator III bookshelf speakers
Reference standmount

Electa Amator III

$12,000.00

A substantial two-way standmount celebrating Sonus Faber’s 35th anniversary, combining solid walnut, leather, marble, and D.A.D. tweeter technology for greater scale, authority, and refinement.

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Sonus Faber Maxima Amator floorstanding speakers
Two-way floorstander

Maxima Amator

$19,000.00

The full-scale Heritage floorstander, built around a solid-walnut cabinet and two-way architecture with the IFF crossover for deep bass, effortless dynamics, and a fluid, natural presentation.

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At a glance

Compare Sonus Faber Heritage speakers

Use this guide to compare format, room fit, and system role before reviewing full specifications and finish options.

Model Format Best suited to Why choose it
Concertino G4 Standmount Smaller spaces and first Heritage systems Compact proportions, modern Heritage engineering, and flexible placement
Electa Amator III Standmount Medium rooms and reference two-channel systems Greater scale, D.A.D. tweeter refinement, and premium standmount construction
Maxima Amator Floorstanding Medium to larger rooms Full-range authority from a solid-wood two-way floorstanding design

For compact spaces

Choose Concertino G4 when room size and placement flexibility matter most. Its compact cabinet makes it the easiest Heritage model to integrate while preserving the collection’s handcrafted character and natural tonal balance.

Choosing a standmount

Concertino G4 is the more compact and accessible option. Electa Amator III is the choice for a larger standmount presentation, with greater scale, refinement, and premium construction for a more ambitious two-channel system.

When to choose Maxima

Choose Maxima Amator when you want Heritage craftsmanship in a floorstanding design with deeper bass, greater dynamic ease, and a more room-filling presentation without adding separate speaker stands.

Helpful answers

Sonus Faber Heritage FAQ

What defines the Sonus Faber Heritage collection?

The Heritage collection revisits important Sonus Faber loudspeaker designs through modern engineering while preserving the brand’s traditional use of natural materials, handcrafted cabinetry, leather, and distinctly Italian styling.

What is the difference between Concertino G4 and Electa Amator III?

Concertino G4 is the smaller, more placement-friendly standmount and is well suited to compact rooms. Electa Amator III is a larger reference standmount with more scale, output, bass authority, and premium material construction.

Should I choose Electa Amator III or Maxima Amator?

Choose Electa Amator III when you prefer a reference standmount and have suitable speaker stands. Choose Maxima Amator for a floorstanding system with deeper bass, greater dynamic ease, and a larger presentation in medium to larger rooms.

Is Minima Amator II still part of the range?

Minima Amator II has been discontinued and is not included in this current collection guide. The active store lineup shown here consists of Concertino G4, Electa Amator III, and Maxima Amator.

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