Audio Collaborative, the UK’s biggest audio industry conference, returns to London this November; movers and shakers will debate the technologies and trends that will shape the way we all buy and consume music.
The Luxe Review is delighted to be an official media partner for the event, which has been organised by Futuresource Consulting.
Returning to the Soho Hotel in London on November 4, AI, connectivity and sustainability are all expected to be hot topics.
“As the new map unfolds, we’ll be exploring what the future holds for the audio industry,” says Carl Hibbert, Director of Research at Futuresource Consulting. “We’ve identified six critical spheres of interest, which every business should consider moving forward. Our expert analysts will be decoding the data to pinpoint the winning and losing categories, and discussing the key drivers for industry growth.”
Taking the stage will be some of the best known leaders and innovators from across the audio and Hi-Fi business. “These insights come while the industry is at a crucial juncture, making it an event not to be missed,” says Hibbert.
“We’ve identified six critical spheres of interest, which every business should consider moving forward…” says Futuresource Director of Research Carl Hibbert
The topics for discussion at Audio Collaborative 2024 comprise:
The Audio Industry in Numbers: Futuresource Consulting’s data-rich dive into the future of the audio industry.
Actioning AI: A detailed, research-based perspective on the topic dominating every trade show, assessed across music, hardware, and voice.
Making Sense of Sustainability: As the green wave prompts fundamental shifts across the industry, how do brands revaluate business models to ensure continued growth?
Voice of the Consumer: Uncovering the journeys and behaviours of audio consumers, from purchase to plug in.
Connecting the Dots for Connectivity: Exploring the benefits of evolving connectivity, and how different standards will interact in the future.
Maintaining Brand Relevance in a Digital World: How can brands appeal to new consumer bases in the new digital world, and which products types will be key to success?
This year’s Audio Collaborative is an in-person, half-day event. Registrations open from 12pm at the Soho Hotel in London on November 4 2024, with talks concluding at 5:30 pm followed by a networking drinks reception.
Places are strictly limited, so industry executives wishing to attend should book their places as quickly as possible to guarantee a seat. Early bird tickets can be purchased here.
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Audio Collaborative, the UK’s biggest audio industry conference, returns to London this November; movers and shakers will debate the technologies and trends that will shape the way we all buy and consume music.
The Luxe Review is delighted to be an official media partner for the event, which has been organised by Futuresource Consulting.
Returning to the Soho Hotel in London on November 4, AI, connectivity and sustainability are all expected to be hot topics.
“As the new map unfolds, we’ll be exploring what the future holds for the audio industry,” says Carl Hibbert, Director of Research at Futuresource Consulting. “We’ve identified six critical spheres of interest, which every business should consider moving forward. Our expert analysts will be decoding the data to pinpoint the winning and losing categories, and discussing the key drivers for industry growth.”
Taking the stage will be some of the best known leaders and innovators from across the audio and Hi-Fi business. “These insights come while the industry is at a crucial juncture, making it an event not to be missed,” says Hibbert.
The topics for discussion at Audio Collaborative 2024 comprise:
The Audio Industry in Numbers: Futuresource Consulting’s data-rich dive into the future of the audio industry.
Actioning AI: A detailed, research-based perspective on the topic dominating every trade show, assessed across music, hardware, and voice.
Making Sense of Sustainability: As the green wave prompts fundamental shifts across the industry, how do brands revaluate business models to ensure continued growth?
Voice of the Consumer: Uncovering the journeys and behaviours of audio consumers, from purchase to plug in.
Connecting the Dots for Connectivity: Exploring the benefits of evolving connectivity, and how different standards will interact in the future.
Maintaining Brand Relevance in a Digital World: How can brands appeal to new consumer bases in the new digital world, and which products types will be key to success?
This year’s Audio Collaborative is an in-person, half-day event. Registrations open from 12pm at the Soho Hotel in London on November 4 2024, with talks concluding at 5:30 pm followed by a networking drinks reception.
Places are strictly limited, so industry executives wishing to attend should book their places as quickly as possible to guarantee a seat. Early bird tickets can be purchased here.
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The Audio-Technica Hotaru is a music system like no other. This limited-edition turntable combines analogue vinyl playback with magnetic levitation and reactive lighting. Only 1,000 units have been made, each priced at €9,999. The design is intended as both a high-end music system and a sculptural object d’art. The Hotaru uses a floating structure and…
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Ruark Audio, adept at blending classic design with cutting-edge audio, has unveiled the R610 Music Console and Sabre-R bookshelf speakers, a music system that harks back to the glory days of living room Hi-Fi. Ruark launched its first Sabre loudspeakers back in 1985. This new iteration have been designed to accompany the brand’s first-ever music…
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British audio specialist Cambridge has introduced its first over-ear headphones, the Melomania P100. The latest edition to its wireless headphones series, the new noise cancelling cans launch into a highly competitive market, but have plenty going for them. Boasting premium drivers and hi-fi-grade amplification, the headphones offer a 60 hour battery life, which can be…
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