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Home Theatre Audio System Market
Worth $15 Billion By 2025
Multi-room audio
systems will be a key
factor in the growth
of the market
Consumers are likely to keep
on buying home theatre
audio systems in the near
future, with one research
company suggesting that
the market will be worth $15
billion by 2025. According to
Persistence Market Research,
multi-room audio systems
will be a key factor in the
growth of the market.
The report details how low-range home theatre audio systems
will remain sought after, based on price range. Sales of premium
home theatre audio systems will register fastest growth in the market.
In addition, revenues from sales of mid-range home theatre audio
systems will remain comparatively higher than that of premium home
theatre audio systems.
By technology, Bluetooth home theatre audio systems will remain
dominant in the market, followed by Wi-Fi. In addition, sales of
Wi-Fi and NFC home theatre audio systems are estimated to exhibit
parallel expansion at 4.8% CAGR through 2025.
North America will continue to be dominant in the global home
theatre audio systems market, with sales poised to reach $4,748.8
million by 2025-end. Asia-Pacific will remain the second largest market
for home theatre audio systems, closely followed by Europe.
The report makes for good reading for those in the custom
installation industry, with consumers seeking out 3D-based audio
formats and high-end audio systems to fill their homes. Given the
squeeze in other areas of the market, such as the proliferation of
consumer-grade smart home devices, the home theatre audio market
could be the gold mine installers have been waiting for.
Persistence Market Research +1 800 961 0353,
persistencemarketresearch.com
TCD Launches Trinnov Update
The Cinema Designer (TCD) has announced one of its most significant
updates since its launch: a new Trinnov update is now live, enabling users
to quickly and accurately design high channel count theatres with ease.
With this update, TCD users can design technically accurate 38
channel count Dolby Atmos and DTS:X home cinemas in a matter
of minutes.
TCD is a cloud-based design tool that allows installers and dealers
to design any dedicated cinema or media room in minutes, giving
the integrator more time to focus on the client due to spending less
time on the mechanics of the design process.
The TCD Trinnov update eliminates the guesswork when it comes
to placing all the required loudspeakers accurately in a room in a
way that is relative to the listening area, while eliminating equipment
combinations that simply won’t work.
TCD requires a Level I Certification program. Any company
looking to achieve Level I Certification must attend a live training
event and either sign up and demonstrate their ability to use TCD, or
demonstrate that they have all the engineering resources in place to
do an equally good job designing these more complex theatres.
The Cinema Designer +33 (0) 147 06 6137, thecinemadesigner.com
Trinnov Update
allows for quick
home cinema design
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