From Invisible Speakers to Folding TVs: A Look at What Stealth Acoustics Has for CEDIA Expo

Mark Cichowski, Director of Business Development at Stealth Acoustics joins CE Pro to talk about the company's planned portfolio expansion ahead of CEDIA Expo 2026.
Published: August 24, 2026

Stealth Acoustics has always been known for its invisible speaker technology, but this year, the company is switching up its playbook. In sitting down with CE Pro Senior Editor Nick Boever, Mark Cichowski, Director of Business Development at Stealth Acoustics, said that the company has a whole slew of new product categories it’s announcing at the show, and in keeping with the company’s design philosophy, they look sleek as hell.

One major development is the company’s move further into LED displays. Stealth is expanding its existing Patio Theater outdoor LED products and bringing a complete line of indoor LED displays to market. One of the most notable products among those is Stealth’s new on-wall folding TV. The roughly 42-inch wall-mounted fixture can incorporate different colors, textures and design elements, then mechanically unfold into a 105-inch display.

Stealth plans to demonstrate the product at CEDIA Expo, with shipping tentatively expected around the middle of 2027.

Cichowski says the company’s experience comes partly from its parent company, Dimensional Communications, which has extensive experience deploying and servicing LED displays in commercial and educational environments.

Stealth is also introducing a new family of digital amplifiers intended to complement its existing, heavier analog-style amplifiers. The new models will be available in two-, four- and eight-channel configurations with different power ratings. Five of the six models will include Dante networking, and the amplifiers are based on Pascal technology. Cichowski describes them as a more practical option for installations where dealers need lighter equipment.

Another new product is an in-wall subwoofer with a slotted port. Rather than being completely hidden behind drywall, this design uses a small, paintable grille at the bottom of the wall. Cichowski positions it as a compromise between completely invisible bass and the greater output of a conventional subwoofer. Stealth will also offer a mud-in version. The products are intended for whole-home audio, media rooms and home theaters where maintaining a discreet appearance is important.

For CEDIA Expo, Stealth will be located at Booth 2911. The booth will feature a working demonstration of the folding TV alongside Stealth speakers, indoor LED displays, the Extreme pop-up LED TV, and customizable outdoor speakers. Cichowski expects the booth to provide a particularly active demonstration of the company’s expanding product portfolio.

Tune into the discussion to hear more about the other products Stealth is bringing to the show, as well as the company’s new design services expected to launch soon.

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