Sonus faber's new Duetto wireless speakers are a premium streaming home audio system design, where the satellite speaker of the stereo pair is connected to the main unit using the SPARK UWB-based solution. The system supports a range up to 8 meters for unfettered placement/positioning flexibility with no compromises in audio performance. Based on the UWB IEEE standard, certified by ETSI and the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), this solution enables manufacturers and product designers to enjoy high precision wireless connectivity between speakers, maximizing placement options whilst enjoying market leading functionality and integration of music services and connectivity.
"Sonus faber's Duetto speaker system demonstrates the market’s evolutionary shift to true wireless audio that delivers premium sound without the wires," says Julie Delamarre, SPARK Microsystems, Vice President of EMEA Sales. "The Duetto speaker system is based on SPARK’s UWB technology that enables low latency, deterministic, low power, and high-speed data transport, allowing Sonus faber to deliver uncompressed audio across wirelessly-linked speakers – an industry first achievement."
"SPARK’s UWB technology was chosen for the Duetto speaker system because of its capabilities to deliver uncompressed audio wirelessly with no latency, variability or bandwidth concerns," says Livio Cucuzza, Chief Design Officer, Sonus faber. "These capabilities will give our customers a superior experience because they can enjoy audio as it was originally intended by the artists themselves, with the flexibility of wireless pairing between speakers."
SPARK Microsystems is building next generation short-range wireless communication devices. SPARK UWB provides high data rate and very low latency wireless communication links at an ultra-low power profile, making it ideal for personal area networks (PANs) used in mobile, consumer and connected products. Leveraging patented technologies, SPARK Microsystems strives to minimize and ultimately eliminate wires and batteries from a wide range of applications.
For more information about UWB read the article: Using Ultra-Wideband Technology for Wireless Delivery of Audio and Multimedia.
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