Music City calls: from 31st October to 1st November 2026, the Audio Engineering Society holds the very first AES Show in Nashville. PSI Audio will be there, presenting a selection of its high-accuracy studio monitor speakers as well as the revolutionary active bass trap AVAA C214.

Swiss precision monitors from compact to full-sized

PSI Audio offers a large variety of sophisticated, all-analog studio monitors. Three models will be presented at the AES Show Nashville: the A17-M marks the compact nearfield solution, bringing perfect fidelity to virtually any production environment. The A23-M is a serious step up in size, being the smallest three-way monitor in the manufacturer’s portfolio. If that is still not big enough, the A226-MAIN shapes Swiss audio precision into a full main monitor system. All of these monitors, and all the models in between, share the same sonic character, so it is easy to mix and match for complex setups like Dolby Atmos. And they all share the uncompromising Swiss attitude to sound reproduction: absolute fidelity, no coloration. 

The acoustic black hole: AVAA C214

Perhaps the most famous product from PSI Audio, the AVAA system has turned the world of room acoustics on its head. The Active Velocity Acoustic Absorber imposes an acoustic impedance, which essentially means it acts like a hole in the wall, eliminating resonant frequencies across a wide spectrum without the necessity for tuning. As opposed to other active solutions, AVAA works for the entire room, not just the listening position, and it is as effective as a traditional porous absorber of up to 45 times its size. At AES Show Nashville, the compact AVAA C214 can be experienced.

Meet PSI Audio at AES Show Nashville 2026

PSI Audio will showcase its speakers A226-MAIN, A23-M and A17-M as well as the active bass trap AVAA C214 at AES Show Nashville from 31st October to 1st November 2026 at the Gaylord Opryland Resort & Convention Center, booth 508 together with Eleven Dimensions Media. The PSI Audio team looks forward to interesting and engaging conversations with visitors.