During 2019’s CEDIA Expo, a consumer trade association that delivers the best technology solutions for its members, Grimani Systems will be one block away at the The Denver Athletic Club not pumping iron but delivering on a promise to elevate the state-of-the-art on home and professional cinema sound. The private event will showcase the latest…
Anthony Grimani made a presentation recently at the San Diego Music and Audio Guild, talking about all the recent work on speaker design and measurements, how they correlate to listener preferences, and how Grimani Systems applies all of that in our new speakers. He brought a pair of our Tau active tower speakers, and tuned them to the presentation room with their built-in DSP EQ.
Grimani Systems has launched the new CinemaThree speaker ensemble, optimized for high-performance home cinemas up to 400 square feet, with the same audio quality found in the company’s larger systems.
The loudspeakers are active, with built-in digital signal processing for crossover and room correction. Hookup is as simple as powering up the speakers and connecting line level audio from a surround controller.
When I first heard Grimani Systems’ Alpha speaker at CEDIA 2015, I was totally blown away by its dynamics, clarity, and tonal neutrality. Now, the company has released a smaller model, the Grimani Systems Delta, which is designed for smaller rooms (200-400 square feet).
“We wanted to build a state-of-the-art room,” said two-time Emmy-winning re-recording mixer and sound designer Tom Paul, co-founder of boutique audio post production facility Gigantic Studios. Read the story at ProSound News
Congratulations to the following winners, recognized at CEDIA 2016 for their exceptional commitment to innovation…
