British Audio Brand’s New Compact Speakers Made For Modern Spaces

InnovationConsumer TechBritish Audio Brand’s New Compact Speakers Made For Modern SpacesByMark Sparrow,Senior Contributor.Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Technology journalist specializing in audio, computing and Apple Macs.Follow AuthorJun 15, 2026, 04:00am EDTThe new Monitor Audio Radius 4G Series of speakers include wall-mounted models for home theater setups.MONITOR AUDIOBritish audio brand Monitor Audio has announced the launch of its new Radius Series 4G, a comprehensive reinvention of one of Monitor Audio’s most celebrated ranges of compact loudspeakers. Built upon Monitor Audio’s Transparent Design Philosophy, the Radius Series 4G is designed to achieve the ideal balance between acoustic engineering and contemporary aesthetics, serving up high-fidelity sound from speakers designed to catch the eye as well as the ear.The Radius Series 4G is made up of three speakers: the Radius 1, Radius 3 and Radius On-Wall, alongside a range of matching accessories, including a custom floor stand, desk pad, and two wall bracket mounting solutions. The range is a scalable speaker system designed for everything from stereo listening to full multi-channel home theater, multi-room audio, commercial installations and near-field desktop use.The new Monitor Audio Radius 4G Series include these optional speaker stands with their striking design.MONITOR AUDIOAcoustic PerformanceAt the heart of the Radius Series 4G is a series of technological advancements, each developed to raise the performance benchmark in the compact speaker category. Monitor Audio’s proprietary Ceramic-Coated Aluminum/Magnesium cone technology is central to the Radius 4G’s driver design. C-CAM is a lightweight, strong and more rigid than conventional cone materials. It works pistonically and can deliver high levels of fidelity.MORE FOR YOUFor this 4th generation, Monitor Audio’s C-CAM technology uses the Rigid Surface Technology for the cone geometry. Monitor Audio claims th...