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Moju Hifi bringt die OMEX-Symphony-Absorber nach Deutschland

Moju Hifi adds Factor One OMEX Symphony in Germany

Moju Hifi has brought Factor One's OMEX Symphony absorbers to the German market. The equipment supports cover audio electronics, floorstanding speakers and speaker stands. The range is split into Symphony A and Symphony S levels, with two-layer and three-layer versions in each.

Georg S. Kuklick

Moju Hifi has added Factor One OMEX Symphony absorbers to its German portfolio. The isolation supports are designed for audio electronics and for floorstanding speakers or speaker stands. The range arrived through Moju Hifi in July 2026, with German three-unit sets starting at 319 Euro.

OMEX Symphony devices use micro-grooved upper and lower discs, with ball bearings between the Symphony layers. Each unit also uses a tuning fork inside an internal chamber within a central spine. The three-layer versions add a centre disc called a scrub layer.

The OMEX Symphony family is split into Symphony A and Symphony S performance levels. Symphony A is machined from an Aluminium Polymer Compound and uses stainless steel ball bearings. Symphony S uses stainless steel discs, ceramic ball bearings and a 24ct gold-plated brass tuning fork.

The two-disc variants measure 20 mm tall by 40 mm in diameter, while the three-disc versions measure 30 mm tall by 40 mm in diameter. Symphony A supports 45 kg per device, and Symphony S supports 80 kg per device. Per-device weights run from 72 g for the Symphony 2A to 258 g for the Symphony 3S.

German pricing for three-unit sets is 319 Euro for the OMEX Symphony 2A, 409 Euro for the 3A, 619 Euro for the 2S and 829 Euro for the 3S. Four-unit sets are priced at 409 Euro for the 2A, 519 Euro for the 3A, 759 Euro for the 2S and 1,059 Euro for the 3S.

Key specifications

Product category

Equipment supports / isolation devices for audio electronics, floorstanding speakers and speaker stands

Range structure

Symphony A and Symphony S performance levels; each offered as 2-layer and 3-layer variants

Common surface design

Micro-grooved upper and lower discs

Common decoupling design

Ball bearings between Symphony layers

Common tuning-fork design

Tuning fork inside an internal chamber within a central spine

Symphony A material

Aluminium Polymer Compound

Symphony A bearing material

Stainless steel ball bearings

Symphony S disc material

Stainless steel

Symphony S tuning-fork material

24ct gold-plated high-grade brass

Symphony S bearing material

Ceramic ball bearings

3-layer construction

Additional centre disc referred to as a scrub layer

Symphony A load capacity

45 kg per device

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