Audio Video News

Sony has announced plans to demonstrate high-performance of audio and video products at next month’s Los Angeles Audio Show.

More than 300 companies—including JBL, Revel, and other brands in Harman’s Luxury Audio Group—are signed up to exhibit at the show, which is open to the public and runs Friday, June 2 through Sunday June 4 at the Sheraton Gateway Hotel in Los Angeles. Highlights include a Dolby Atmos theater setup, more than 100 private listening rooms, live music performances, and a marketplace with new and vintage vinyl and audio gear.

Sony plans to highlight a number products in its ES series, including speakers and the new STR-DN1080 AV receiver, as well as its flagship HT-ST5000 soundbar, MDR-1000X noise canceling headphones, PS-HX500 turntable, and products from its hi-res Signature Series, including the MDR-Z1R headphones and NW-WM1A and NW-WM1Z Walkman digital audio players.

Sony will also demonstrate its VPL-VW675ES 4K home theater projector, 4K/HDR-enabled XBR-Z9D TV, UBP-X800 Ultra HD Blu-ray player, and RSX-GS9 Hi-Res AV receiver.

Attendees will also be able to visit Sony’s Hi-Res Magic Bus, which will be the site of a live performance by Blue Coast Records artist Fiona Joy on June 3. Joy will perform her new album Into the Mist.

Tickets for the Los Angeles Audio Show cost $25, $40, and $60 for one, two, or three days, respectively. A $185 VIP package, which includes admission to an awards dinner on Saturday night and other perks, is also available.