For centuries Danes have consistently demonstrated a natural aptitude for architecture, construction and design – from wind turbines and bridges to furniture and opera houses.

At the same time, Danish audio companies, such as Jamo, have also established a global reputation as specialists in high-quality sound reproduction.

Founded in 1968 and acquired by Klipsch Audio in 2006, Jamo is a sought-after and increasingly popular brand the world over.

“Cutting-edge technology is but one of the essential elements of our products – another is design,” the company says.

“As a Danish company, we have an inherent desire to ensure that all our products maintain the proud Danish traditions of beautiful, yet highly functional, design.

“This is reflected in our simple, timeless creations and the use of only the highest-quality materials.”

Distributed in Australia by Victorian-based QualiFi, the company has recently released three new architecturally friendly on-wall speakers that adopt the Danish manufacturing techniques present in their other offerings.

The Jamo Graphic smoked glass panel speaker is a 440 x 390 x 80mm two-way bass reflex system that complements any room’s interior design.

It features 133mm woofer, 25mm tweeter and 8 impedance.

The A500 flat panel speaker is a 250 x 285 x 76mm 8 loudspeaker with a 102mm woofer and 50mm cone tweeter. The A510 flat panel speaker is 350 x 400 x 90mm with a 133mm woofer and 25mm tweeter. Both are available in white and silver.