Ophidian is known for crafting speakers that blend precision engineering with captivating musicality...and now, with the launch of SEREN, that legacy continues in bold new ways.

Positioned perfectly between the award-winning M-Series and the high-end Incanto and Ffion models, SEREN fills a vital gap in the Ophidian lineup. Designed for discerning listeners who demand clarity, depth, and refinement in a compact form, SEREN delivers a level of performance rarely found in its class.

At the heart of SEREN lies a powerful 7" (180mm) mid-woofer featuring a one-piece black anodised aluminium cone. The precision-engineered cone/surround junction is cleverly indexed to minimise unwanted reflections and ensure a smooth, natural transition through the critical crossover region.

Up top, a 22mm Sonolex-coated fabric dome tweeter; the same component found in the premium Incanto and Ffion, provides rich, extended highs with an incredibly low distortion profile. Whether you're diving into a string quartet or a cinematic score, the detail and delicacy are extraordinary.

Like all Ophidian designs, SEREN benefits from the acclaimed Aeroflex bass system, which enhances low-frequency performance without compromising speed or control. This is housed within a sturdy 18mm thick cabinet, carefully braced to eliminate resonance and colouration; because what you hear should be the music, not the box.

The result? A speaker that produces smooth, extended bass and maintains composure across a wide range of volumes and room sizes, whether you're in a compact apartment or a spacious listening room.

Every element of SEREN reflects Ophidian’s commitment to quality:
  • Rear panel crafted from laser-cut 316 stainless steel

  • WBT chromium-finished binding posts for rock-solid connections

  • Magnetic grilles for a clean, elegant aesthetic

  • Premium oak and walnut real wood veneer finishes

SEREN is as visually stunning as it is acoustically transparent. Available in Canada beginning August 2025.

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