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The Paris Audio Vidéo Show 2026 takes visitors on a journey to the four corners of sound ! 
On October 24 and 25 at the Palais des Congrès de Paris, the exhibition invites visitors to a true around-the-world tour of audio, discovering the innovations and expertise of major international brands.

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From Japan to the United States, by way of Germany, Denmark, and Finland, the Paris Audio Vidéo Show 2026 invites visitors on a genuine world tour of sound innovation. On October 24 and 25, at the Palais des Congrès de Paris, the biggest international names in audio are gathering to unveil their latest products, celebrate their heritage, and showcase the technologies shaping the future of listening. Covering high-fidelity, Home Cinema, next-generation headphones, professional equipment, and DJ culture, this edition promises a sonic journey with multiple destinations.

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United States: Klipsch celebrates 80 years of musical passion
The first stop is across the Atlantic, where Klipsch is celebrating eight decades of innovation and passion for sound. For its 80th anniversary, Klipsch takes over the Paris Audio Vidéo Show with an exceptional lineup, blending technological innovations, commemorative editions, and musical experiences.

Visitors will notably be able to discover the 80th Anniversary Klipschorn, a special edition of the brand's historic loudspeaker, as well as the Klipsch + Ojas kO-R2 and the Rebellion. The new generation of active speakers, The Fives II, The Sevens II, and The Nines II, will also be presented. Beyond the products, Klipsch will offer an experience inspired by audiophile bars and legendary listening venues, where vinyl will take center stage. Seb Le Vinyl will host Saturday, October 24, before passing the baton to Monsieur Dino on Sunday, October 25. On Saturday, October 24 at 6 PM, Klipsch will extend the celebrations with a free anniversary concert by Johnny Gallagher & the Boxty Band, joined by French singer and guitarist Gaëlle Buswel, in the Bordeaux amphitheater of the Palais des Congrès. Discover it in Room 343, Level 3.

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China: Hisense and TCL push the boundaries of the audiovisual experience
As a key player in technological innovation, China has established itself as one of the driving forces behind the evolution of the global audiovisual market. At the Paris Audio Vidéo Show 2026, several Chinese brands, including Hisense, TCL, Fosi Audio, and FiiO, will illustrate this dynamism through their latest innovations.

Hisense: Laser projection pushes the limits of Home Cinema

Among the new releases is the PX4 Pro, a 4K ultra-short-throw laser projector capable of projecting an image up to 200 inches. Equipped with RGB triple laser technology, a brightness of 4,375 ISO lumens, and a 4.0.2 audio system designed by Devialet, it combines image quality, immersive sound, and performance tailored for both film buffs and video game enthusiasts.

Alongside it, the C3 Ultra focuses on versatility with its TriChroma triple laser technology, 4K UHD resolution, and a brightness of 5,000 ISO lumens. Thanks to its optical zoom and Lens Shift system, it offers great installation flexibility to transform different living spaces into true movie theaters.

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TCL: An immersive Home Cinema experience, from image to sound
In the spotlight is the X11L, a high-end television equipped with SQD-Mini LED technology, designed to deliver a spectacular visual experience. With an HDR brightness reaching up to 10,000 nits and an audio system by Bang & Olufsen, it combines image quality, contrast precision, and sound immersion. To complete this experience, TCL will also present the Q95K, its new high-end soundbar featuring an 11.1.4-channel architecture compatible with Dolby Atmos and DTS. Developed with the acoustic expertise of Bang & Olufsen, it offers a maximum power of 1,420 W and 360° sound spatialization, recreating a cinema-like experience at home.

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Japan: Yamaha, SONY, Audio-Technica, Onkyo, and AlphaTheta reinvent audio usage
Heading to Japan, the historic land of electronic innovation, where three major players unveil new products that illustrate the evolution of sound experiences, from the living room to the DJ turntables.

Yamaha: A new generation of connected equipment
With its 2026 innovations, Yamaha continues its transformation of the home audio experience, combining acoustic performance with connectivity. The Japanese manufacturer will notably present its new RX300A and RX500A audio-video amplifiers, designed to complement Home Cinema installations. The world of connected music listening will also be represented by the MusicCast NX-70A speaker, as well as the new compact WXA-70A amplifier and WXC-70A preamplifier. Finally, visitors can discover the TRUE X SURROUND 90A soundbar, recognized with an EISA award in 2026.

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Sony: Immersion at the heart of image and sound
The BRAVIA universe will be particularly highlighted with True RGB technology, based on red, green, and blue LED backlighting controlled independently to deliver richer and more accurate colors. Visitors can experience a cinema setup combining the BRAVIA 9 II with the BRAVIA Theatre Trio, while a more intimate living room space will showcase the BRAVIA 8 II and the Bar 7. The BRAVIA 3 II and BRAVIA 6 models will complete this discovery. On the audio side, Sony will offer an immersion into its premium universe with "1000X THE COLLEXION," a listening experience staged inside a business-class airplane cabin. Visitors can also celebrate the return of the Walkman, discover the brand's new professional audio gear, and enjoy DJ sets around an impressive ULT TOWER speaker wall.

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Audio-Technica: Japanese acoustic excellence and an exclusive announcement
Visitors can discover the ATH-AL5NC, the brand's first open-back wireless headphones, combining natural sound reproduction, a noise-canceling feature, and up to 75 hours of battery life. The brand will also present the AT-MCD1, an exceptional phono cartridge handcrafted in Japan, featuring a single-piece diamond cantilever and stylus, designed to offer highly precise musical reproduction. Audio-Technica will also take advantage of the Paris Audio Vidéo Show to exclusively unveil an exceptional new product, details of which will be revealed during the exhibition.

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Onkyo: 80 years of history and a new vision of high fidelity
Another Japanese institution, Onkyo is also celebrating its 80th anniversary in 2026. A historic specialist in amplifiers and Home Cinema solutions, the brand will present several new products that demonstrate its desire to combine its audiophile heritage with new home uses. Among the products to discover are the Muse Y-50G network amplifier, offered in an anniversary edition, as well as the active GX-30ARC speakers from the Creator line. The brand will also highlight its Icon amplifiers, presented in combination with the 80th Anniversary Klipschorn.a

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AlphaTheta / Pioneer DJ: Turntables enter a new connected era
The Japanese journey continues into the world of DJing with AlphaTheta / Pioneer DJ, which will present several new products designed to accompany the evolution of musical practices. Among them is the CDJ-1500X, a connected media player in a compact format. Equipped with a 10.1-inch touchscreen, it notably integrates a new "Beat Loop" wheel allowing for instant loop triggering, as well as cloud connectivity that facilitates access to music libraries and streaming services. Another new release, the XDJ-AN all-in-one DJ system, allows users to mix directly from various sources, including USB drives, DJ applications, and streaming platforms such as Spotify, Apple Music, Beatport Streaming, or Tidal. These pieces of equipment will be accompanied by the DJM-V5 mixer and the RMX-IGNITE, which will complete the demonstrations offered at the brand's space. Suggested retail prices: €1,699 (incl. VAT) for the CDJ-1500X / €1,149 (incl. VAT) for the XDJ-AN.

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Germany: Sennheiser and Palmer push the limits of sound precision
Heading to Germany, whose acoustic expertise and precision engineering continue to fuel innovations in the audio industry.

 

Sennheiser: High-fidelity becomes ever more mobile
The manufacturer will highlight its MOMENTUM 5 Wireless, a pair of wireless headphones featuring adaptive active noise cancellation, 42 mm transducers, and a battery life of up to 57 hours, even with noise cancellation activated. The MOMENTUM True Wireless 5 extend this experience into an in-ear format. Compatible with lossless audio thanks to the appropriate codecs, they offer adaptive noise cancellation, Bluetooth 6.0 connectivity, and up to 40 hours of battery life with their charging case. Finally, Sennheiser will present the HDB 630 Lunar Silver, a wireless audiophile headset that combines precise sound reproduction with a battery life of up to 60 hours. Its compatibility with high-resolution audio, its parametric equalizer, and its customization options make it a particularly attractive proposition for demanding listeners.

Palmer: Highlighting the precision of professional studios
German innovation will also be represented by Palmer, which will present its ORBIT 11 active studio monitor. Designed to meet the demands of music production, this three-way coaxial monitor combines a 6.5-inch midrange driver, a 1-inch tweeter, and two 8-inch woofers. Thanks to its acoustic architecture and high-resolution digital signal processing, the ORBIT 11 claims an extended frequency response from 28 Hz to 28 kHz, 400 W RMS of power, and a sound pressure level reaching up to 116 dB SPL. Its cardioid design aims to limit unwanted interactions with the listening environment, while its various settings allow it to be adapted for desktop installation or near a wall. Available in black or white, the ORBIT 11 illustrates the growing importance of precision technologies in sound creation environments. Suggested retail price: €799 (incl. VAT).

 

Denmark: Argon Audio and Radiant Acoustics democratize hi-fi excellence
In partnership with Son-Vidéo.com, Danish brands Argon Audio and Radiant Acoustics will take over two dedicated listening spaces to showcase several new products, including items honored with the EISA 2026-2027 awards.

Radiant Acoustics: Award-winning acoustic excellence
Among the main attractions is the Clarity 66, a high-end floorstanding speaker honored with the EISA Premium Floorstanding Loudspeakers 2026-2027 award. Equipped with two 6.5-inch PURIFI USHINDI bass drivers, a custom-developed AMT tweeter, and a Superflare™ bass port, it embodies Radiant Acoustics' ambition to make cutting-edge acoustic technologies accessible to a wider audience of audiophiles. The brand will also present the Clarity 6.2 and Clarity 4.2 speakers, the latter having won an EISA award during the previous edition.

 

Argon Audio: When hi-fi meets new usages
For its part, Argon Audio will highlight several new products intended for music lovers looking for high-performance, simple-to-use solutions. The BERLIN SUB 10, winner of the EISA Best Buy Subwoofer 2026-2027 award, offers a compact 10-inch subwoofer delivering 500 W RMS. Visitors will also be able to discover the FORTE A55 WIFI connected active speakers, compatible notably with AirPlay 2, Google Cast, and Spotify Connect. Finally, the new AURORA turntable marks an important milestone for the brand. As the first direct-drive turntable in its catalog, it combines an Ortofon Concorde Music Blue cartridge, a tonearm equipped with patented ATS technology, and an integrated phono preamplifier. On Sunday, October 25 at 1:30 PM, Henrik Sørensen, CEO of Nordic Hi-Fi, will also speak as part of the "On Stage by Son-Vidéo.com" program, around the theme "Argon Audio: sound from the north." Argon Audio: Room B8, Level 3 / Radiant Acoustics: Room 315.

 

Finland: Genelec delivers an immersive Dolby Atmos experience
For its return to the Paris Audio Vidéo Show, the Finnish manufacturer will offer an immersive demonstration in a specially designed listening room. At the heart of this installation, the 8380A SAM, the brand's flagship main monitor, will make a stop in Paris as part of its 8380 World Tour. Paired with various speakers from The Ones line, positioned around and above the listeners, the system will allow visitors to discover a sound experience ranging from stereo listening to immersive Dolby Atmos configurations. The installation will rely on Smart Active Monitoring (SAM) technology and GLM calibration software, designed to optimize sound reproduction according to the acoustic characteristics of the room. Genelec will also present several references from its professional catalog, including the 8361, 8351, and 8341 speakers, as well as the 7370A SAM subwoofer. Discover it in Room 313.