Raidho’s Biggest Launch Yet Rocks Munich

From a new reference-class floorstander to an art-driven collaboration and the brand’s first-ever subwoofers, Raidho is making it clear they’re entering their next quarter-century with ambition to match their artisanal engineering. Visitors to Hall 4.2, rooms E226 and E227, can catch the full Raidho showcase until Sunday the 18th of May. Here’s what’s making headlines on the stand:

TD3.10: A New Reference Floorstander

At the top of the launch lineup sits the new TD3.10, a three-way bass reflex tower speaker that succeeds the acclaimed TD3.8 and pushes the limits of Raidho’s driver technology. It features a pair of 10-inch diamond-coated bass drivers, which the company claims is the largest in any production speaker, matched with a proprietary planar ribbon tweeter and twin TD-series midrange units.

Raidho says the TD3.10 delivers authoritative bass down to 20 Hz, with a crossover built around Mundorf components and Nordost Norse internal cabling to maintain clarity from bottom to top. Luxurious walnut burl cabinetry and hand-applied piano lacquer complete what Raidho calls “Denmark’s latest ambassador to the world stage.”

Available now, the TD3.10 is priced at €120,000 per pair in Black Piano and €135,000 in Walnut Burl.

X2t 25th Anniversary Edition: A Limited Run for the Faithful

Marking a quarter-century of Danish loudspeaker craftsmanship, Raidho is offering just 100 pairs of the X2t 25th Anniversary Edition, each individually numbered and supplied with a certificate of authenticity.

The two-and-a-half-way bass reflex design employs Raidho’s in-house ribbon tweeter and dual 5.25-inch Ceramix woofers enhanced with tantalum coatings. A reworked crossover with Mundorf parts and Nordost wiring lifts performance further, while a trio of exclusive finishes—Walnut Burl, Emerald Green, and Midnight Blue—adds collector-worthy appeal.

Deliveries start in September 2025, and pricing begins at €21,000 per pair in Walnut or €23,000 in the special edition colours.

X2.6 by Carsten Beck: When Sound Becomes Canvas

In a departure from the conventional, Raidho X2.6 merges sound and art through a unique collaboration with Danish visual artist Carsten Beck. A limited series of hand-painted X2.6 speakers transforms each cabinet into a visual and sonic statement, combining Beck’s architectural, graphic linework with Raidho’s signature sonic refinement.

Danish visual artist Carsten Beck, reflecting on the project, commented:

This is more than a speaker—it’s an art object that plays music.

Beck worked closely with Raidho to tailor each visual detail to the speaker’s form and function. The result is a rare blend of visual minimalism and high-performance acoustics for those seeking something truly unique.

TD8 SUB and TD10 SUB: Raidho Enters the Bass Arena

In a first for the company, Raidho has launched two subwoofers—the TD8 SUB and TD10 SUB—designed to bring its fast, detailed house sound into the lowest octaves. These subs boast diamond-coated Ceramix active drivers (two per model), paired with passive radiators and ultra-low-latency Hypex Ncore amplification with PC-controlled DSP.

The TD8 SUB features dual 8-inch active drivers and two 10-inch passive radiators, delivering bass down to 25 Hz and output up to 118 dB. Meanwhile, the TD10 SUB ups the ante with twin 10-inch active drivers and four 10-inch passives for 122 dB of output and 20 Hz extension.

Both models are stackable for tower configurations and are hand-built in premium walnut burl or black lacquer finishes. Available from September 2025, the TD8 SUB is priced at €17,000 (Black) or €19,000 (Walnut), while the TD10 SUB starts at €23,000 or €25,000, depending on finish.

Experience Raidho at High End Munich

From sonic sculpture to subwoofer supremacy, Raidho’s 2025 lineup reaffirms its position at the forefront of Danish high-end audio. Whether you're drawn by the flagship TD3.10, the strictly limited X2t Anniversary Edition, the expressive X2.6 art series, or the ground-shaking new subwoofers, the brand’s latest offerings blend technical mastery with a handcrafted, design-led ethos.

As mentioned above Raidho Acoustics is exhibiting at High End Munich 2025 until Sunday the 18th of May, in Atrium 4.2, Rooms E226 and E227. For those in search of both cutting-edge sound and visual elegance, it’s a must-visit destination on the show floor.

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