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| + | * January 1, 1948 (Other sources say 1949). | ||
| + | Hans Gerhard Hennel and his family found the "Firma Hennel" in Schmitten/Taunus. At first only tube radios are manufactured. | ||
| + | * In the 50s | ||
| + | "Firma Hennel" is renamed "[[Heco]]", which stands for HEnnel and CO. | ||
| + | * 1965 | ||
| + | The first [[Heco]] HIFI speakers, the B310 model are produced. They were developed by the then still young engineer Wolfgang Seikritt. | ||
| + | * 1972 | ||
| + | Heco is sold together with factories in Remscheid and Schmitten and including the rights to the name to the British [[Rank]]-Radio. However, a small part of the family business, the factory in Berlin, remains in the family as it belongs to Hans G. Hennel's wife Suse Hennel. | ||
| + | * October 17, 1972 | ||
| + | Three employees leave [[Heco]] and found [[Canton]]. The founding partners were Hubert Milbers (managing director), Otfried Sandig (marketing, sales), Günther Seitz (engineering) and Wolfgang Seikritt (development). | ||
| + | * 1975 | ||
| + | Heco Hennel & Co KG, Berlin, owned by Suse Hennel, starts production. The company belongs to the holding H. Dahl KG, Hamburg. Also belonging to it are Dahl Elektronik KG and CEC Europa GmbH. [[Visonik]] became known for its compact [[Visonik_Loudspeakers#David-Series|David loudspeakers]]. | ||
| + | * [[Circa 1975 | ||
| + | Several loudspeaker developers from [[Braun]] move to [[Heco]] and [[Canton]]. | ||
| + | * From approx. 1975 | ||
| + | Loudspeakers under the company name [[Hans_G._Hennel_Lautsprecher#Tochtermarke_.22SUMMIT.22|Summit]] with reference to "A product of Hans G. Hennel GmbH + Co KG" are produced. The place of production is Usingen. (However, there are also mentions of Summit/Wehrheim.) Summit is a start-up of the son of Suse Hennel. | ||
| − | == | + | * Sometime in the 70s: |
| − | * [[Hans G. Hennel | + | |
| + | Loudspeakers with the brand names: "Planet" and "MR Service" and loudspeakers without further brand names (e.g.: TS 7007, GTS 1020) carry the same designation. | ||
| + | * 1979 | ||
| + | The Bruns group takes over the company Heco Hennel GmbH & Co. KG Berlin | ||
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| + | == Products == | ||
| + | * [[Hans G. Hennel Loudspeaker|Loudspeaker]] | ||
== Weblinks == | == Weblinks == | ||
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| − | [[ | + | http://www.summit-museum.de.tl/ |
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| + | Currently the only site that provides extensive material on old Summit boxes. | ||
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| + | [[Category:Loudspeaker manufacturer]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Manufacturer]] | ||
Latest revision as of 21:53, 6 November 2017
Company profile[edit]
- January 1, 1948 (Other sources say 1949).
Hans Gerhard Hennel and his family found the "Firma Hennel" in Schmitten/Taunus. At first only tube radios are manufactured.
- In the 50s
"Firma Hennel" is renamed "Heco", which stands for HEnnel and CO.
- 1965
The first Heco HIFI speakers, the B310 model are produced. They were developed by the then still young engineer Wolfgang Seikritt.
- 1972
Heco is sold together with factories in Remscheid and Schmitten and including the rights to the name to the British Rank-Radio. However, a small part of the family business, the factory in Berlin, remains in the family as it belongs to Hans G. Hennel's wife Suse Hennel.
- October 17, 1972
Three employees leave Heco and found Canton. The founding partners were Hubert Milbers (managing director), Otfried Sandig (marketing, sales), Günther Seitz (engineering) and Wolfgang Seikritt (development).
- 1975
Heco Hennel & Co KG, Berlin, owned by Suse Hennel, starts production. The company belongs to the holding H. Dahl KG, Hamburg. Also belonging to it are Dahl Elektronik KG and CEC Europa GmbH. Visonik became known for its compact David loudspeakers.
- [[Circa 1975
Several loudspeaker developers from Braun move to Heco and Canton.
- From approx. 1975
Loudspeakers under the company name Summit with reference to "A product of Hans G. Hennel GmbH + Co KG" are produced. The place of production is Usingen. (However, there are also mentions of Summit/Wehrheim.) Summit is a start-up of the son of Suse Hennel.
- Sometime in the 70s:
Loudspeakers with the brand names: "Planet" and "MR Service" and loudspeakers without further brand names (e.g.: TS 7007, GTS 1020) carry the same designation.
- 1979
The Bruns group takes over the company Heco Hennel GmbH & Co. KG Berlin
Products[edit]
Weblinks[edit]
http://www.summit-museum.de.tl/
Currently the only site that provides extensive material on old Summit boxes.