Lautsprechermanufaktur Heyder

15/08/2026

15/08/2026

Scott Hinson Multi Entry Horn - or lets call it Starfighter...

13/08/2026

LMH sTrak horns. 16cm, birch Multiplex oiled and sundried. Made for TAD 2002.

LM-H.de for more Infos.

09/08/2026

A glimpse behind the scenes at our workshop.

Large & high mass horns for exceptional drivers - 100cm pure tractrix in birch.

This pair is being built for high-quality field-coil full-range drivers – individually designed, constructed from birch plywood and entirely manufactured in our own workshop.

No mass production. No standard enclosure. Just a purpose-built horn system for a very special project.

Lautsprechermanufaktur Heyder – horn systems for exceptional loudspeaker concepts.

26/03/2026

LMH sTrak Horns in Solid Maple...

22/03/2026

Maple sTrak horns – made by LMH in Germany.

For those who do not want to compromise on their loudspeaker projects: real wood, precise CNC manufacturing, and a far more substantial appearance than typical plastic horns.

Ideal for high-end DIY, upgrade, and OEM projects.

Feel free to get in touch if you are interested.

13/03/2026

Upgrade for a home cinema system – Slovakia

A customer from Slovakia asked if we could replace the plastic horns of his loudspeakers with our LMH sTrak wooden horns.

Instead of simply swapping the horns, we decided to build completely new front baffles from beech multiplex.

The result:
• CNC-machined sTrak wooden horns
• flush-mounted drivers and horns
• precisely machined front panels
• significantly improved mechanical stability
A solid foundation for a serious loudspeaker system.
Built in the LMH workshop in Germany.

10/03/2026

Development insight from a customer build using the LMH sTrak horn

Burst decay measurement of a Bliesma M74B beryllium midrange driver mounted on the LMH sTrak 30 cm horn with 3″ throat.

The measurement was carried out by a customer and shows very clean energy decay within the intended working range of 900 Hz – 5 kHz.
In this region the horn provides stable acoustic loading and controlled behaviour without significant resonant energy storage.

Integrating large dome midrange drivers into a horn geometry is not trivial.
Results like this confirm that the sTrak profile can provide controlled and stable midrange performance even with demanding drivers.

The crossover in this project is still under development, but the builder already shared this feedback:
"The crossover isn't finished yet, but your wooden horns are something extra."
Always great to see real-world systems being built and measured.

More about LMH horns:
www.lm-h.de

09/03/2026

New from the LMH workshop
LMH CDL equipment feet
Designed as a mechanically controlled interface between audio component and supporting surface.
Construction:
• Panzerholz layer structure
• stainless steel interface plates
• integrated elastomer damping
• high-mass design
The goal is simple:
create a stable mechanical reference and controlled vibration behaviour for sensitive audio equipment.
To introduce the design, the first production batch is available with a 15% introductory discount.
More details:
www.lm-h.de

06/03/2026

Panzerholz equipment base – crafted in the LMH workshop.
Machined from one of the most extreme materials used in high-end audio construction.
Ultra-dense.
Exceptionally stiff.
Naturally damped.
Engineered to create a mechanically quiet foundation for demanding audio components.