Retail Audio Demonstration Solution

Upgrade in-store listening from “good enough” to genuinely brand-accurate with our Retail Audio Demonstration Solution—designed for shoppers to listen, compare, and decide with confidence across headphones, earphones, speakers, sound bars, and both high-power passive and powered speaker setups.

What it does

Our system delivers a controlled demo experience that lets customers switch between products, content tracks, and listening modes—whether they’re testing demo headphones and in-ear monitors, comparing bookshelf speakers, or evaluating a Dolby Atmos sound bar via HDMI eARC/ARC. It can be deployed as a compact audio board for fixture integration, a boxed player, or a combined video-screen + audio player solution that pairs visuals with the listening journey.

The problem it solves

Retail demos often fail because consumer-grade source devices are not designed to reproduce audio accurately under store conditions. They may lack proper impedance handling, have noisy outputs, introduce distortion at higher volumes, or simply “color” the sound in a way that doesn’t match what the brand intended. The result is a demo that undersells the product. Our audio platform is purpose-built to deliver high S/N ratio, low THD, stable output control, and the kind of clean, consistent reproduction that makes differences between products obvious—so shoppers hear the real value, not the limitations of the demo hardware.

Why it’s different

We focus on acoustic-care reproduction: the entire chain is engineered to protect dynamics, clarity, and brand voicing—so the listening feel matches each brand’s signature. Beyond performance, we offer full-stack custom development—hardware, firmware, UI/control logic, accessory integration, and fast engineering support for demanding retail requirements. When your fixture layout, I/O map, or demo workflow is unique, we adapt quickly.

Form factors & I/O

Available as audio boards, boxed audio players, video screen audio players, and touch tablet audio players. Supports major audio interfaces including 3.5mm, optical, USB-A, USB-C, HDMI, ARC, and eARC—ready to fit modern retail demo ecosystems.