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Bowers & Wilkins Previews Exciting New Products at U.S. CEDIA 2009

The Custom Electronic Design & Installation Association’s annual expo in the United States is always an important date in the calendar for Bowers & Wilkins and this year is no exception. With over 25,000 visitors, CEDIA Expo is the largest trade show in the custom electronics industry so it is no surprise that Bowers & Wilkins should choose this exhibition to preview exciting new developments in its custom installation product line up.

The Custom Theatre range will be enhanced by the introduction of CT SW15, an awesome new subwoofer that provides the last word in deep and powerful bass. The CT SW15 handles the most explosive sound tracks with ease yet, as you would expect from Bowers & Wilkins, it remains musically tuneful and exceptionally low in colouration. Designed to partner the dedicated 1000-watt SA1000 power amplifier, the CT SW15 will have a Recommended Retail Price of A$2,299.

Classé has also got new products on show at the CEDIA Expo, most notably the Final-spec, ‘Full HD’ SSP800 Preamp/ processor.

These products are due for release over the coming months so look out for more information the B&W and Classé websites.

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