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Making invisible speakers with Stealth Acoustics at ISE 2019

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For Integrated Systems Europe 2019, we talk to Brian Azzano from Stealth Acoustics about their new line of hidden in-wall speakers, the X85. We also discuss the differences between a traditional and invisible speaker.

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