No more cables running across the floor — you can now use your power sockets
This device can send high-quality audio to speakers directly over a home's AC power lines.
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Products like our PowerLine, which carries data through home electrical wiring, make the most of what already exists in your home: its electrical cables. Our Audio system builds on this concept with unique technology that our company claims is free from interference and has virtually unlimited range within a building. There are separate units for transmitting audio signals from a TV or other audio devices (black units) and for receiving the audio signal to connect speakers (white units). Simply plug the former into the audio source and a regular outlet, and plug in the latter to an outlet and connect the speakers to get started.
More reliable than wireless audio systems that use Wi-Fi or Bluetooth, Audio Cu's system can power up to 10 units at a time, supporting a total of 32 speakers simultaneously. Designed to fill several rooms in a home, each unit can handle up to 32 watts of audio power at 8 ohms via its Class D amplifier. Certified for Dolby TrueHD, Digital, and Atmos audio standards, the Audio Cu produces high-fidelity sound and supports 24-bit audio streams at a sampling rate of 192KHz.
The Audio Cu app is the highlight. It can be installed on an Android phone or tablet as well as an iPhone or iPad, allowing you to not only adjust the volume and speaker balance remotely, but also tell the app where the speakers are placed in the room. Its audio settings and a nine-band graphic equalizer let you customize the sound across the house.
Keep an eye out for it in the months to come.
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