Beale Street Audio Reveals Beale Xpress Line, Adds New Distributors
Beale Street Audio is broadening its product line to include Beale Xpress, a line of amplifiers, subwoofers and speakers designed for integration and featuring its Sonic Vortex Technology. The line includes residential audio solutions, 70/100v speakers for commercial applications and products for the international market.
Initial Beale Xpress speaker offerings will include: 4, 6.5 and 8-inch in-ceiling models, 4 and 6.5-inch in-wall models, angled in-ceiling and dual voice coil models, 6.5 and 8-inch in-ceiling subwoofers, and 70/100v in-ceiling speakers for commercial applications, all powered by Sonic Vortex. The Beale Xpress line also includes single room and multi-room amplifiers, subwoofer amplifiers, IR products, EZBrackets, kits accessories and more. All products mentioned are available now, or will be within 45 days.
Beale Xpress products will also be available in parts of Europe, the Middle East and Africa from BMB Electronics B.V., the Netherlands-based distribution company Beale Street Audio recently acquired. BMB will prime Beale Xpress for immediate international expansion by serving as the central European hub for all Beale Street Audio product lines and instantly creating a more efficient and responsive supply chain.
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