At CEDIA Expo 2025, SoundTube Entertainment will spotlight its outdoor audio portfolio with live demonstrations of several speakers including the company’s Cherry Bomb and coconut speakers, as well as Rockustic’s Monument.
Key Products on Display
The Cherry Bomb is an omnidirectional landscape speaker that delivers uniform 360-degree coverage, while the coconut speakers are designed to be hidden within palm trees, taking on the appearance of coconuts.
The Rockustics Monument, meanwhile, is designed to be a sturdier speaker that leans into more architectural design aesthetics.
Attendees can also ask about the Cherry Bomb demo kit, which provides integrators with a hands-on way to evaluate the system’s performance.
Continued Expansion of Outdoor AV Market Expansion
CE Pro’s 2025 Outdoor Technology Deep Dive reported that integrators generated a median of $14,201 per outdoor project in 2024, a 22% increase year over year.
The same study found that outdoor jobs contribute roughly $130,000 in annual revenue per firm, with audio appearing in 96% of installations as homeowners expand investment into outdoor living areas.
In these areas, zone-based design has become a popular approach to installations, where audio is distributed across micro-environments like pools, patios and gardens, instead of treating the entire outdoor areas as a singular space.
During these installations, however, homeowners want to ensure that these unnatural features don’t detract from the natural beauty, prioritizing either concealability or aesthetics alongside product performance.
For those visiting CEDIA Expo/CIX 2025, SoundTube’s Booth C501 will provide an up-close look–and listen–at how the manufacturer is tackling these trends, in addition to some surprises that SoundTube has yet to reveal.
