Danley Sound Labs to Exhibit at InfoComm 2014

Danley Sound Labs, manufacturer of loudspeakers and subwoofers, will have its newest products on display in booth C11711 and powered up demo room N108 at InfoComm 2014, in Las Vegas, Nevada, from June 14 - 20. Included will be:

• Danley's SBH (Skinny Big Horn) Series of ultra-compact, column-shaped loudspeakers, which has been expanded to include several dispersal patterns and frequency ranges.
• Danley's OS Series of fully-weatherized outdoor loudspeakers, which has been expanded to include a new wider beamwidth model and a new subwoofer model.
• Danley's BC218 subwoofer, which marks an "all-time low" for the company (25Hz)
• A LARES electronic sound enhancement system composed of Danley Nano loudspeakers, with special demonstrations by company president Mike Hedden on the trumpet.
• A range of Danley's speakers from the Jericho horns to the Compact Mini's. The company says Danley encourages all lovers of big sound -- curious, converts, and skeptics alike -- to come enjoy the Danley difference.

Unlike conventional designs, Danley's SBH column loudspeakers are acoustically coupled to create a single large horn with an effective path length of over 25'. As a result, listeners enjoy an uncompromised frequency response at any listening position, and the output is free of troublesome lobes. Danley will have the SBH-10 (10-degree vertical), SBH-20 (20-degree vertical), and SBH-20LF (integrated subwoofer section for 40Hz performance) on hand.

Although most Danley products can be optionally weatherized, Danley's OS Series is designed to endure unrelenting inclement conditions without compromising fidelity and performance -- right out of the box. In addition to the original OS-80, Danley has added the OS-100, which has a 100-degree conical pattern and a smaller footprint than the OS-80, along with the OS-115LF, which delivers Danley's low-frequency output.

In addition, Danley will demo its BC-218 subwoofer, which uses Tom Danley's "boundary coherent" technology to deliver smooth, undistorted low end down to 25Hz.

And finally, lucky attendees will get to enjoy Mike Hedden's sonorous trumpeting as amplified and spatialized through a LARES system composed of Danley's diminutive (in stature, not in sound) Nano loudspeakers.