From the barren and frozen north of Canada, four amplifiers and a preamp/processor ride forth.  Called the Custom Theater (CT) series by Classe, the new line of components are hailed by executive VP David Nauber as a hugely important release, stating “I really cannot overstate the significance of the new CT series.”

Featuring wood cabinetry and built in powered subs, ZVOX is making a run at capturing a higher end soundbar market.  The 430, measuring 30.5” wide, and the 440, at 39” wide, both feature a depth and height of just above five inches, making these fairly compact and unobtrusive.

LG hopes to capture a fair portion of the market with the announcement of the new HLB54S, a fully contained Blu-ray player and soundbar combination. With built in Wi-FI for networking and access to various on demand video services, the HLB54S is a capable Blu-ray player, and the soundbar features a 430W power output. 

Fresh off of the launch of their new portable HD headphone line, personal audio specialists Sennheiser has announced a new series of wireless headphones.  Capable of a range of up to 100 meters at the high end, Sennheiser’s new offerings are geared for the home theater enthusiast that doesn’t want to compromise on sound.

Clear, uncolored sound is the trademark of JBL’s new line of loudspeakers, the LS series.  Technologically advanced compression drivers with Bi-Radial constant-directivity high-frequency horn, precisely tuned to eliminate coloration, are present in all models in the line.  The bookshelf style LS40, the floor standing LS60 and LS80 and the center channel LS Center also feature polymer-coated-cellulose-fiber cones and Kapton voice coil formers, ensuring a powerful bass response.