The Sonus faber Amati Supreme is an ultra high-end floorstanding loudspeaker, positioned near the top of the Italian brand’s range. It’s part of their prestigious “Homage” line and essentially brings technology from their flagship Suprema system (which costs hundreds of thousands) into a more “practical” — though still extremely expensive — speaker.

It’s designed as a reference-level Hi-Fi speaker, meaning its goal is to reproduce music as accurately and naturally as possible. The Amati Supreme uses a complex 4.5-way driver system with multiple dedicated speakers: dual woofers for bass, a midrange driver, a tweeter, and even a super tweeter for ultra-high frequencies. This allows it to cover a very wide frequency range (roughly 28 Hz to 40 kHz), delivering deep bass and extremely detailed highs.

A key feature is that it borrows Sonus faber’s “Voice of Sonus faber” technology from the flagship Suprema system. This includes advanced driver design, crossover engineering, and acoustic tuning, all aimed at achieving a very natural, musical sound with high precision and clarity.

Beyond sound, design is a huge part of the product. Like most Sonus faber speakers, the Amati Supreme is handcrafted in Italy and built like luxury furniture. It features sculpted curves, premium materials, and distinctive finishes like gold or deep red metallic tones. There’s even a glass window on top that reveals part of the internal crossover, blending engineering with visual artistry.

In terms of price, it sits firmly in the luxury category at around €75,000–€78,000 per pair, making it a product aimed at serious audiophiles and high-end systems rather than casual listeners.

Overall, the Amati Supreme is not just a speaker but a statement piece—combining cutting-edge acoustic engineering, Italian craftsmanship, and flagship-level performance into something designed to deliver a truly immersive listening experience.