Flagship Trickle-Down, Mid-Sized Magic: Ophidian Incanto

The Ophidian Incanto is more than a loudspeaker — it's an immersive sonic experience for the discerning listener. As the spiritual successor to the award-winning P3 Evolution, it fuses Ophidian's heritage with technology drawn straight from the flagship Voodoo. The result is a mid-sized 3-way floorstander that delivers grandeur, nuance and fidelity in equal measure, handcrafted in England.

Three-Way Engineering, Uncompromising Bass

At its foundation sit three 175mm black anodised aluminium woofers with integrated copper shorting rings for controlled, articulate bass, working with Ophidian's proprietary Aeroflex port system to deliver deep, precisely tuned low frequencies from a sleek, space-conscious cabinet. A dedicated 50mm soft-dome midrange — housed in its own self-contained enclosure — captures voices and instruments with breathtaking clarity, while a 22mm Sonomex soft-dome tweeter, the same used in the Voodoo, adds extended, fatigue-free highs.

Engineered for Excellence

Behind the scenes, a meticulously built crossover uses premium Mundorf components — air-cored coils and metal-oxide resistors — for a seamless, dynamic transition across the frequency range. Detachable magnetic grilles and a refined, acoustically optimised cabinet make the Incanto a statement piece at 24 kg that balances aesthetics with engineering precision.

Why You'll Love the Ophidian Incanto

• Voodoo trickle-down — flagship tweeter and design thinking in a mid-sized tower
• Triple 175mm alloy woofers — copper shorting rings for controlled, articulate bass
• Dedicated 50mm soft-dome midrange — isolated enclosure for breathtaking clarity
• Aeroflex bass loading — deep, precisely tuned lows from a slim cabinet
• Mundorf crossover — air-cored coils and metal-oxide resistors
• Handcrafted in England — magnetic grilles, 24 kg statement build

Frequently Asked Questions

How does the Incanto relate to the Voodoo and P3 Evolution?

It's the spiritual successor to the P3 Evolution, and it borrows core technology — including the tweeter — from Ophidian's flagship Voodoo, in a more compact, mid-sized 3-way format.

What size room suits the Incanto?

Its 3-way design and triple woofers give it the scale for medium to larger rooms, while the slim cabinet keeps it visually discreet.

What amplifier does it need?

Ophidian recommends 50–250 watts. At 89 dB sensitivity and 4 ohms it's an efficient, rewarding load.

Ophidian Incanto Technical Specifications