Stereo solid-state hi-fi integrated amplifiers Elipson

Founded in 1938, it was in 1951 that the company Multi-moteur became Elipson, under the leadership of Joseph Léon, a pioneer of French electro-acoustics in the 1960s and 1970s. Elipson filed numerous patents such as the triple resonator speaker load, and used original materials like staff with Elipson spheres. Initially intended for professionals (French Navy, auditoriums and concert halls), these innovative products were adapted for the general public, creating the “French sound” or “French school”.