At CEDIA Expo 2026, Stealth Acoustics introduced foldable and direct-view LED displays, network-integrated amplifiers, slot-ported, in-wall subwoofers, and the new Stealth Design Studio.
New Direct-View LED Displays, Including a Foldable Model
The new display lineup features a 114-inch Extreme Retractable LED TV with 1.5mm pixel pitch and a high-output soundbar, alongside a 136-inch on-wall fixed LED TV with 0.9mm pixel pitch and an integrated soundbar.
Another new addition to the range is a foldable 105-inch on-wall LED TV. Featuring a 1.2mm pixel pitch and a customizable front, the active display at CEDIA integrated LR430 invisible left and right speakers with a slot-ported in-wall subwoofer to create a complete “stealthy” audio and video solution.
As part of a major expansion of its Direct View LED offering, Stealth also introduced its new Indoor Direct View LED Fixed Line. The range showcases a fine-pitch, wall-mounted Direct View LED display with an integrated soundbar. This series is available in a variety of screen sizes and pixel pitch options to give integrators and homeowners greater flexibility than ever before.
A New Amplifier Category
Making its debut at the show was a new family of six high-performance multichannel digital amplifiers, marking the company’s entry into this category. Developed to give dealers greater flexibility across a wide range of systems, the range includes 2-, 4-, and 8-channel configurations, combining built-in DSP with integrated room correction. Dante connectivity is featured across five of the six models.
New in-Wall Subwoofers
Stealth expanded its low-frequency offering with new slot-ported in-wall subwoofers that combine bass performance with the familiar appearance of a traditional, unobtrusive wall grate. A mud-in version will also be available for projects where an even more discreet finish is required.
Stealth Design Studio
Launching alongside the company’s refreshed and expanded website, the new Stealth Design Studio introduces a practical way for dealers to design systems online. Users can upload anything from a detailed room drawing to a simple hand-drawn sketch and transform it into a visual layout showing speaker and equipment placement, dispersion patterns, coverage areas and more. The result is a faster, clearer path from concept to design.
For more information, visit www.stealthacoustics.com.