New Products

Severtson Spirit Series In-Ceiling Projection Screen
It’s hard to top the cool factor of a stealth theater that reveals itself only when you’re ready to watch a movie. Severtson’s Spirit Series in-ceiling motorized projection screen could be the centerpiece of such a setup: Hit the up arrow on the IR (infrared) remote, and the screen retracts into the ceiling; a triangular bar on the bottom presents a clean look with no opening when the screen is concealed. Available in matte white (1.0 gain) or matte gray (0.8 gain), the screen is mildew/flame-resistant and ready for 4K action.
Quiet on the Set: The motor is mounted on vibration insulators inside the roller assembly to ensure “ultra quiet” operation. Price: $919-$2,015 for 16:9 screens from 92 to 150 (diagonal) inches
Severtson • (866) 510-5155 • severtsonscreens.com

Paradigm Millenia LP 2 Speaker
Standing just over 2 feet tall and only 1.75 inches deep, the Millenia LP 2 can be mounted on the wall or placed on a tabletop stand (included). Its slender black-gloss frame supports five drivers: a 1-inch dome tweeter protected by a perforated screen, two 4.5-inch aluminum woofers, and a pair of 4.5-inch passive radiators, all mounted in a black, brushed-aluminum baffle with chrome accents.
Sleek Versatility: Ideal as a replacement for low-fi TV speakers, the LP2 is designed for use in two-channel or multichannel settings and can be mounted horizontally or vertically using the supplied wall bracket. Paradigm rates low-frequency extension as 75 Hz (DIN) so you’ll want to factor a subwoofer into your budget. Price: $499 each
Paradigm • (905) 564-1994 • paradigm.com

Cambridge Audio One Music System
Add a pair of speakers, and the Cambridge One is ready to play just about anything you throw at it. Measuring 9 x 4.4 x 11.6 inches, the little guy plays CDs, supports Bluetooth streaming, and accepts digital audio via coaxial and optical inputs and analog audio via 3.5mm and RCA jacks. It even has a USB input for playing high-res 96-kilohertz/24-bit files and an FM radio in case you want to get nostalgic. Supported formats include ALAC, WAV, FLAC, AIFF, WMA, MP3, AAC, HE AAC, AAC+, and OGG.
Audiophile Leanings: A toroidal power supply is said to facilitate clean, high-volume playback from the 2 x 30-watt Class AB amplifier, and a Wolfson WM8728 DAC handles digital to analog conversion. Available in black or white. Price: $499
Cambridge Audio • (800) 663-9352 • cambridgeaudio.com

DVDO Roku-Ready Quick6R 4K HDMI Switcher
With the Quick6R switcher, you can upgrade your home entertainment system without having to replace your pre–Ultra HD receiver. The Quick6R lets you preview and switch “instantaneously” between six HDMI inputs, four of which are 4K/Ultra HD-capable and two that support the Mobile High-Definition Link (MHL) standard for connecting smartphones and tablets to HDTVs and receivers. The switcher supports picture-in-picture and Audio Return Channel (ARC) for getting multichannel audio from your TV to your receiver without adding a second cable.
Rockin’ Roku: One of the MHL inputs is “Roku Ready,” meaning you can plug in a Roku Streaming Stick and control it with the Quick6R’s remote. Available separately for $50, the Stick provides access to more than 1,500 channels, including Netflix, Hulu Plus, and Amazon Instant Video. Price: $429
DVDO • (888) 651-1765 • dvdo.com

RCA ANT1150F Omnidirectional HDTV Antenna
A great gift for cord-cutters or anyone who would like to harvest free 1080i HDTV broadcasts, RCA’s ANT1150F antenna has a 60-mile range and is designed to pull in signals from any direction without having to make adjustments.
No More Rabbit Ears: Thanks to its patented omnidirectional design and in-line amplifier, which strengthens weak signals, you can put the “paper-thin” 14 x 12.5-inch antenna just about anywhere, although RCA says mounting it in a window or high on the wall usually produces the best results. Two-sided mounting tape and a 12-foot coaxial cable are included. Price: $70
RCA • rcaaudiovideo.com