Leon’s Horizon Soundbar Aimed at Ultra-Thin TVs
Also showing new in-ceiling speakers, in-room subwoofer and profile speakers at CEDIA Expo 2009.
Leon Speakers’ Horizon 212-LCR-UT soundbar (MSRP starts at $1,695) is 1.5 inches deep and 3.25 inches tall.
As TVs get thinner — and we’re sure to see some razor-thin TVs at CEDIA Expo 2009 — it raises the bar for soundbar manufacturers.
Well, it actually narrows the bar.
Leon Speakers, which earlier this year added a behemoth OS (over-sized) Soundbar fit for 100-plus-inch TVs, has launched a soundbar aimed at the latest ultra-thin TVs.
The Horizon 212-LCR-UT is 1.5 inches deep and 3.25 inches tall and its MSRP starts at $1,695.
So Leon is getting SMALLER. (“Airplane!” fans? Anybody?)
Leon’s 212, which is available now, will be joined at CEDIA Expo 2009 by three other new or about-to-be-released products. They include:
Click for photos and details on Leon’s new speakers.
Well, it actually narrows the bar.
Leon Speakers, which earlier this year added a behemoth OS (over-sized) Soundbar fit for 100-plus-inch TVs, has launched a soundbar aimed at the latest ultra-thin TVs.
The Horizon 212-LCR-UT is 1.5 inches deep and 3.25 inches tall and its MSRP starts at $1,695.
So Leon is getting SMALLER. (“Airplane!” fans? Anybody?)
Leon’s 212, which is available now, will be joined at CEDIA Expo 2009 by three other new or about-to-be-released products. They include:
- AXIS In-Ceiling Speakers
- AAROS 10 Passive In-Room Subwoofer and 1,000 Watt Amplifier
- Enhanced Horizon and Profile Series
Click for photos and details on Leon’s new speakers.
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Leon continues to make great product