OEM & ODM Speaker Manufacturing
Private-label and custom speaker production from the GRANVOZ catalogue: logo application from a 200-piece order, OEM boxes from a 500-piece order, and a published process that runs from inquiry and design to prototype approval and mass production.
Published OEM order levels
The manufacturer's OEM/ODM page publishes a low-MOQ OEM service with two order levels:
| Logo on dust cap, paper cone, basket or magnet | 200-piece order |
|---|---|
| OEM boxes (custom packaging) | 500-piece order |
Individual product pages publish their own FAQ terms for specific models — for example, the MD-65S23-06 product FAQ states an MOQ of 500 pieces with an OEM box and 200 pieces without one. Treat the figures on this page as the general published levels, and ask the sales team to confirm the MOQ that applies to your exact model and packaging choice in the quotation.
The published OEM/ODM process
Customer inquiry
Your target model, size, branding and quantity requirements.
Design process
Drawing and bill of materials, per the company's published flow.
Prototype sample approval
Samples are approved before tooling and production; the company's product FAQs describe samples as offered for testing once the order is confirmed.
Molding / tooling
Tooling prepared where a custom part or packaging requires it.
Mass production
Production and packing against the confirmed specification.
What to confirm before you commit
- Ask for the MOQ for your model with and without the OEM box — levels differ by model.
- Ask which logo positions are available for your model (dust cap, cone, basket or magnet).
- Ask the sales team to confirm the lead time for your order in writing — the company describes its lead times as short but publishes no fixed figure.
- Ask for the Thiele-Small parameters of your model from the company's sound-testing service if your enclosure design depends on them.
- Ask the sales team to confirm warranty and after-sales terms for your order in writing.