Airsound
Better sound for all
Airsound™ delivers a full and compelling stereo image — exactly as the artist intended — to each listener wherever they are in the room.
This means that you hear music perfectly, regardless of positioning, and there is no need for a second speaker in order to enjoy authentic and accurate stereo sound.
Why Airsound?
Airsound combines the benefits of a single box mono speaker with the width and spatial depth of a two speaker stereo system, reducing the amount of speakers and cables required, while delivering a better sound to all.
Immersive sound for everyone
Clear dialogue
One box solution
Next generation sound
The way sound is reproduced hasn’t really changed since 1930’s. Airsound is a clear step forward, allowing everyone to experience music exactly as the artist intended.
In the beginning there was
Mono
Invented in the 1870s, mono sound provides a lower definition of sound from a single unit to a large area.
Then there was
Stereo
Invented in the 1930’s, stereo sound provides a higher definition of sound, but only to a very small area between the two speakers.
Now there is
Airsound
Invented in 2005, Airsound provides a higher definition of sound from a single unit to a large listening area.
— Low definition sound
Sound with no width or spatial depth.
— High definition sound
Sound with width and spatial depth.
An experts guide
Airsound overcomes fundamental flaws of sound reproduction, delivering a consistant and true stereo image no matter where you are.
Learn how it works
The signal
First, we convert the audio from left + right into main + spatial. This gives us separate and complete control over the spatial (stereo) image.
Stereo = Left + Right
Recorded audio is split into two channels. Left + right, one for each ear.
Airsound = Main + Spatial
Airsound converts 'left + right' into 'main + spatial'. The Main channel contains all of the detail in the audio and the spatial channel is what places it in space.
The arrangement
We then use front and side speakers contained within a single box to reproduce the audio signal. Using a single box overcomes any delay in timing or change in volume; two fundamental flaws in multi-box setups.
The result
Together you get a stereo image from a single source. No matter where you are, you hear balanced audio with perfect timing — exactly as the artist intended.
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