Wisdom Audio has been reeling in the success of its Sage Series and would be launching two new models under the collection. The L100i and C150i would be on display at the 2009 CEDIA Expo to be held at the Georgia World Congress Centre, Atlanta, between September 10th and 13th.

Designed especially for use behind perforated screens and would be perfect for use with the home theatre video projection systems according to wisdom Audio president Mark Glazier. The Sage Series L100i and C150i have been made specifically for use with high-end projection screens offering the ultimate in clear sound quality. Inspired from the L75i and L150i, the L100i and C150i stand at 50 inches high and still stay hidden behind the more favoured 2:35:1 aspect ratio screens.

The L100i comes with one woofer array while the C150i has two woofer arrays, each array of both models with eight high operating pressure woofers. Both models would be available as in-wall speakers at a later date. Currently, the Sage Series L100i and C150i is set to be available from October of this year at $11,000 for the L100i and $16,500 for the C150i.

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Wisdom Audio has launched their Sage Series speakers which are not exactly your conventional speakers. It comes with a planar magnetic driver array which can be adjusted to stand anywhere you want in the house, The L75i models look really awesome and each speaker costs $8,000. These speakers are in-wall speakers and come with amazing scalability.

The Sage Series speakers are bi-amplified and come with a built-in Audyssey MultEQ XT software. The result is amazing and would match the sound quality one would get in high end speakers. The point these speakers are quite high end too, at $8,000 and above each.

The idea is to use these speakers when you do not have space for extremely large speakers in your media room. These speakers come with great quality of sound and can be installed anywhere you want thanks to their flexibility.

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CEDIA Expo running from 23 June is the biggest and busiest stand spreading wide across home cinema room, dedicated Nevo, Mediamax and NAD demonstration areas. Showcasing home technology related products, the event invites serious home makers and is open until 26 June. The event has a lot of meat for delegates and on the very first day featured the ‘Product of the Show’ i.e. the innovative Systemline TouchScreen Sky Interface. Assuring two way RS-232 control of Sky via the Touch Screen, Systemline Sky Interface allows the user to simply steer recognizable TV & radio station logos. Once chosen, the TouchScreen will present the title of the programme along with a short description.

It allows you to be in the company of music anywhere and everywhere starting from the living room, dining room, kitchen, bedroom and bathroom. Systemline S6 allocates up to six audio and video basis i.e. MusicServer (160GB music library), CD player, tuner and DVD player, to be autonomously disseminated into eight rooms of your home. The system also offers complete integration of iPod along with local inputs in every room, for occasions when you wish to snoop to an MP3 player or games console. It can be buried in a cupboard or can function seamlessly in the backdrop while you unwind and enjoy the full benefits of multi-room entertainment.

Following the chain was the Q Acoustics Q-AV home theatre package, latest visual performance range from Sonance and in-wall/in-ceiling speakers. If you want to discover more out-of-the-box electronic products then rush towards Armor Home at CEDIA Expo 08. It features products like Systemline S6, Q Acoustics Q-AV System, and much more from Cinemax, Epson, Mediamax, NAD, Nevo, Sonance, Themescene and Weibel Lift A.G and others.

Do check out the $100,000 Ovei pod available at the event to enhance your music experience.

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