'Devialet,' the French professional acoustical engineering company, has unveiled its first-ever all-in-one soundbar, the 'Deviolet Dione.' The Dione is a long, flat soundbar that measures 1.2 meters in length and 7.7 centimeters in width. The soundbar features an equipped patented 'ORB' that can adapt to any in-home environment. Additionally, the Dione has eight built-in 'SAM' subwoofers that deliver high-volume, high-frequency range, clear audio. The Dione is also energy efficient due to its use of 'Analog Digital Hybrid' technology.
This soundbar has 17 custom autonomous drivers. These drivers are split into three categories. Eight of the drivers target deep bass sounds, eight drivers work towards generating full-range audio, and the final driver is located inside the ORB. The ORB driver dynamically adapts to the environment to ensure the other 16 drivers deliver the highest audio quality they can.
French Designer Soundbars
Devialet Announced the 'Devialet Dione,' the Brand's First-Ever Soundbar
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Industry Implications
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