New Products

Dynamic Mounting Down and Out/Up and Over TV Mounts
There’s nothing like being able to position a wall-mounted TV for optimal viewing, which, of course, is impossible—unless it’s affixed to a flexible bracket like the “Down and Out” or “Up and Over” mounts from Dynamic.
Screen Saver: The patented mounts let you pull the TV away from the wall and move it down (or up) 32 inches, making it ideal for TVs mounted over fireplaces (or concealed in a low cabinet) where the screen is too high (or low) for comfortable viewing. The mounts handle 40- to 80-inch flat-panel TVs that weigh up to 120 pounds, and each mount can be tilted 7 degrees in its top position. Swivel versions are available for greater flexibility. Price: $499; swivel version $569
Dynamic Mounting • dynamicmounting.com

Triad DSi Series In-Wall Speakers
Triad describes the engineering principle behind its DSi Series speakers as a “vibrating soundboard.” Instead of using traditional (read: bulky) cone drivers, small transducers attached to an aluminum honeycomb produce sound by vibrating a paper skin covering the structure.
Roll Over: The coolest part is that you actually replace a section of drywall with the 15.75 x 12 x 1.6-inch panel and spackle/paint over it to make the speakers disappear. New arrivals to the DSi line include the DSi-1 ($500), DSi-2 dual-channel stereo model ($700), and the higher-performing DSi-3 ($700), each covered by a 10-year limited warranty. Rated sensitivity is 83 decibels (1 watt, 1 meter) for the DSi-1 and DSi-2 and 84 dB for the DSi-3.
Triad Speakers • (503) 256-2600 • triadspeakers.com

Niles MRC-6430 Multiroom Music System
It’s been 25 years since Niles introduced one of the first multisource/multizone audio systems, and the company is still at it. The IP-based MRC-6430 system delivers music from up to six sources to as many as six zones, and Niles says it can be configured in minutes using a tablet or PC.
Any Source, Any Time: Whether you’re operating the system via a touchpanel, traditional remote, or using the Auriel iOS/Android app, you can control and listen to any source in any room. The app puts controls for volume, bass, and treble at your fingertips and displays album art, playlists, and other info. The system delivers 30 watts per channel to each zone and can be set up to mute automatically when the doorbell rings (optional interface required). Price: $2,000
Niles Audio • (800) 289-4434 • nilesaudio.com

Autonomic Mirage MMS-2A Media Server
With the MMS-2A cloud-based server (and an Amazon Cloud Drive account), you can aggregate and sync media from multiple locations into one big collection that can be accessed anywhere and controlled via an iOS/Android app. You can also stream tunes from Spotify, Pandora, and other popular online services to expand your musical horizon.
Audiophile Approved: The server can deliver three high-res 96-kilohertz/24-bit audio streams through its analog, coaxial digital, and USB outputs to a virtually unlimited number of zones (96) and has 128 gigabytes of internal solid-state storage. Preprogrammed modules are available for integration with control systems from AMX, Crestron, Control4, Elan, RTI, and others. Price: $1,995
Autonomic • (914) 598-1647 • miragemediaserver.com

Denon Heos Wireless Music Players
Eight years in the making, Denon’s Wi-Fi-based music system is available in three versions: the seven-driver Heos 7 for large spaces ($599), the five-driver Heos 5 for medium rooms ($399), and dual-driver Heos 3 for small spaces ($299). The all-in-one systems, which incorporate MaxxAudio processing for “deeper bass, crisper highs, and an enveloping soundfield,” stream music from services such as Pandora and play songs stored on your network or a USB drive.
Get the App: Open the box, upload a free app to your phone, and you’ll be creating playlists and listening to music in minutes. With multiple systems (up to 32), you can play any song in any room or hit party mode and rock the whole house. Any AC/DC song will do.
Denon • (201) 762-66650 • usa.denon.com