Remember Audyssey's Lower East Side stereo speakers (now simply dubbed Media Speakers)? Well, the company has decided to give the stereo system a sibling, gracing it with wireless connectivity. The ...

Audyssey Laboratories has been around for a decade, making audio hardware and signal-processing software for a wide range of consumer goods – phones, TVs, anything with speakers. You'd be forgiven if ...

Audyssey has unveiled eVR, a suite of audio technologies that can be licensed by manufacturers to enable far-field voice recognition in CE products that rely on voice-based user interaction. According ...

LOS ANGELES, CA--(Marketwired - Mar 19, 2015) - Audyssey, the leading innovator in audio solutions for the mobile market, today announced that its Audyssey Music Player now integrates with the Spotify ...

If you’ve dipped your toes into home cinema at any time over the past 20 years, the chances are you’ve heard of Audyssey. It’s a room correction system designed for AV and multi-channel audio systems, ...

LOS ANGELES, CA--(Marketwire -08/22/12)- Audyssey, a leader in audio technology for the home, automotive, mobile and theater markets, today announced the Audyssey Wireless Speakers. The new speakers ...

Audyssey as a company is sort of a brain trust that creates and licenses signal processing solutions. They employ the sciences of psychoacoustics, acoustics, signal processing and use highly complex ...

built on the company's Smart Speaker technology for rich and balanced sound. "AirPlay represents a huge step forward in the pursuit of wireless audio and we believe our Lower East Side Audio Dock Air ...

Audyssey has introduced the Audyssey Audio Dock: South of Market Edition. The dock represents a breakthrough in the design of audio products by using Audyssey’s expertise in combining digital signal ...

Short version: A solid pair of laptop or desk speakers, unremarkable but warm and powerful, with an understated and attractive design. More attention to detail would help justify their price, though.

Sound- or music-enhancing services usually try to add to the audio to improve it. Chris Kyriakakis would rather fix the sound so a consumer hears something resembling what a producer heard when ...