Audyssey speakers are getting smarter all the time.

The march of technology is fed by the simple desire to make things work faster, better, more efficiently… smarter. Want to make more cars? Use an assembly line. Want to fly faster? Use a jet engine. Want to annoy people by the millions? Try spam.

Today, technological improvements generally come from using software and computers. Sooner or later, these things find a way into just about everything and the results are usually stunning. We aren’t giving up our digital cameras, iPods or smart phones because they are far better than the things they replaced. They have the technology.

Audyssey Smart Speaker™ technology is a new development in loudspeaker design. We put our audio software right into the speaker where it controls and changes the speaker as it is playing. We pick the components knowing our technology will be in control, so we get total material-technology synergy. How cool is that? No other speaker is created this way and it is a remarkable innovation your ears (and your pocketbook) will love.

Our speakers can surprise you. We don’t have a massive speaker cabinet or woofer. We don’t have complicated controls. Over the years, our technology has been used in TVs, home theaters, cars, studios and cinemas. We learned a lot and put that experience into play in our speakers.

So our smaller speakers can play bass with authority, get surprisingly loud and make all of your audio sound the way it is supposed to sound. In the future, our Smart Speakers will be able to adjust to the rooms in which they are placed. That is smarter still.

Music flows and constantly changes. But until now, speakers have just been dumb boxes: Some larger than others, some a lot more expensive than others, but not adaptive and certainly not able to pay attention to the audio passing through them. Audyssey has changed all of that. Smart Speaker Technology constantly improves the listening experience and once you have enjoyed the experience, you won’t ever want to go back. Smart.

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