Crazy nerdy awesome.

The Audyssey Tuning System is the newest and most advanced way for manufacturers to optimize sound. Exciting stuff, if you’re the type of nerd who gets excited by ground-breaking audio engineering. (more…)

There’s a lot happening on your television: news, sports, films and shows. And most television manufacturers have been focused on developing new imaging technology: screens have gotten wider, flatter, clearer and brighter. You can see every play of the game and exactly how much make-up your local newscaster is wearing. But to optimize the experience, we think it’s time your in-set audio caught up. (more…)

New version updates Denon and Marantz AVRs

Those of you with new model Denon and Marantz units can now have professional installers use MultEQ Pro 3.5 to provide the most sophisticated calibrations for your room. MultEQ Pro is special software that runs on Windows to perform the complicated calculations in a calibration. The extra computing power from the installer’s laptop means that specialized equipment (shown above) can be used and more measurements can be taken for the most precise calibrations possible. (more…)

How MultEQ XT32 won Stereophile’s Accessory of the Year

So you say you’ve got a great living room? Of course you do.

And you’ve got a great entertainment center with a great audio system. Well that’s awesome.

Now why don’t you have the great sound that that guy in that great blue polo promised you? (more…)

Bringing balance to the world.

Audyssey came out of the singular desire to create the most accurate sound reproductions possible. Because the magic of the studio, the energy of a concert, the soul of a voice, should be accessible everywhere.

This led us to develop MultEQ, then MultEQ XT and eventually MultEQ XT32. More than a decade of research has gone into these breakthroughs and these patented equalization processes are still driven by our passion. We bring pitch-perfect technology to everything bearing our name. Everywhere you find us. Because though you might like to spend most of your day in a concert hall, the truth is you spend it in your living room, your car and on your smart phone. (more…)

The holiday season is upon us and there is nothing better than giving your friends or family members a gift with audio perfected by Audyssey. Now, before you think an Audyssey related gift might be too expensive, know that our first idea costs you nothing at all. The rest vary in price, but should help with your holiday planning nonetheless. Let’s take a look. (more…)

Audyssey’s Lower East Side Media Speakers are showing up in a wide variety of magazines and websites. We put a lot of energy into the design of our products and it is always interesting to see what aspects catch a reviewer’s attention. (more…)

Apple TV^® is cool. There is so much to like about the diminutive device that more than a few people have chosen it as a cheaper alternative to cable service. You can enjoy anything on your computer’s iTunes library, plus rent or buy movies and TV shows right from the iTunes store. And don’t forget Netflix movies and TV shows, podcasts, Youtube videos, and MLB.net. It is a world of content, but adding speakers to make it equally interesting to your ears requires a bit more work. (more…)

While the Treasure Island Music Festival is just four years old, Treasure Island itself has been around since 1938. It was plopped in a shallow part of the San Francisco Bay and deemed unsafe for boaters, yet perfect for land loving developers who thought it would make a great place for an international airport. They brought the dirt and the first big exhibit to pay for it all, the Golden Gate International Exposition. In the Expo’s final week, an enormous concert was held, featuring Judy Garland, Johnny Mercer and Irving Berlin. Then came WWII and the island, for civilians, went quiet.

The Treasure Island Music Festival breathes life back to this cool locale by bringing back the music, the arts, the food and the sense of promise for which the island was built in the first place. (more…)

Apple’s new streaming technology, AirPlay^®, launched on Sep 10, 2010 as an update to the now defunct AirTunes. AirPlay lets you stream all types of media—music, video, photos— from any iOS device to any AirPlay speaker system. All you need is a basic wi-fi connection. This puts AirPlay up against the venerable Bluetooth streaming technology and we set out to learn the differences between the two technologies. (more…)