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CEDIA 2015
Anthem Goes Immersive With AVM-60
Kris Deering  |  Oct 16, 2015
Anthem debuted their latest surround processor, the AVM-60, delivering their first foray into Atmos sound. At $2999 it is also the least expensive Anthem processor to date!
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CEDIA 2015
Triad Shows Atmos-Enabled In-Wall Speaker
Bob Ankosko  |  Oct 16, 2015
The race is on to see who will be first to market with a Dolby Atmos-enabled in-wall speaker. As noted in yesterday’s report, SpeakerCraft is staging an impressive demo of its working Atmos 100 Height Module here at CEDIA 2015. A few aisles away, Triad has its own Atmos-enabled module, the cleverly named InWall Height Module.
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CEDIA 2015
Scenes from CEDIA
SV Staff  |  Oct 16, 2015
A collection of random photos from the show floor. Gotta love the "lunar module" booth.
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CEDIA 2015
BOCCI Changes Your Outlook on Outlets
Darryl Wilkinson  |  Oct 16, 2015
If you hate the way AC outlet and light switch wall plates look, Canadian design company, BOCCI, can change your outlook on outlets with its series of in-wall mounting plates.
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CEDIA 2015
Super-Thin Fibaro SWIPE Provides Hidden Wireless Gesture Control
Darryl Wilkinson  |  Oct 16, 2015
Polish home automation company, Fibar Group, is wiping up the competition in gesture control devices with the introduction of the Fibaro SWIPE.
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CEDIA 2015
Beale Gets Real Thin In-Ceiling and In-Walls
Darryl Wilkinson  |  Oct 16, 2015
Beale Street Audio’s Sonic Vortex technology is the secret sauce behind—actually, inside—the company’s in-ceiling speakers. Sonic Vortex technology turns the speaker’s integrated back box into “a compact, integrated, tuned cabinet that offers a ‘twist’ on Ported Transmission Line design by optimizing air movement” to produce stronger, deeper bass response more efficiently.
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CEDIA 2015
James Loudspeaker Demos Hideaway Small Aperture Speakers
Bob Ankosko  |  Oct 16, 2015
You can’t walk too far through the aisles of CEDIA without running into an in-wall/ceiling speaker—and nearly all of them look alike. James Loudspeaker takes a different approach with its Small Aperture architectural speakers—like the $1,500 63SA-4—which produces full-range sound from a 3 x 3-inch square (or round) cutout in the wall (or ceiling). The cutout is, of course, neatly concealed by an inconspicuous flush-mount grille.
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CEDIA 2015
Revel Gets Affordable
Mark Fleischmann  |  Oct 16, 2015
Perfectionist speaker brand Revel is taking a good-better-best approach to marketing, with the new Concerta 2 occupying the entry-level part of the spectrum, joining the step-up Performa 3 and step-way-up Salon.
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CEDIA 2015
Atlantic Shows Bar, Rejuvenates In-Walls
Mark Fleischmann  |  Oct 16, 2015
Atlantic's 3.1 HSB H-PAS soundbase may be making waves but the company is not neglecting the soundbar, conventional speaker, and in-wall categories.

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CEDIA 2015
NAD Streams, Bluesound Goes Gen 2
Mark Fleischmann  |  Oct 16, 2015
NAD is filling a rack with streaming joy.

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