What if “finished” isn’t “finished?”
Can the performance of a loudspeaker or pair of headphones be taken further—without redesigning the product or processing the music during playback?
At PhaseAlign we think it can.
Audio engineering has become extraordinarily sophisticated.
Each breakthrough changed what a loudspeaker could do. Together, they created the extraordinary loudspeakers we know today.
Taking sound further has traditionally meant refining the product—or processing the signal during playback.
But what if there were another way?
Your finished product is our starting point.
Two pairs of the same loudspeaker or headphone models are prepared for an A–B comparison: one is treated with a purpose-designed audio signal; the other remains untreated.
We then compare the two—subjectively through listening and objectively through measurements.
Treated pairs showed encouraging results.
Other listeners heard it too.
During controlled A–B listening demonstrations, listeners consistently described many of the same changes we had heard.
“Clearer. More open sound with better bass depth.”
Steve R
“Adele felt like she was in the room. I could hear all the separate parts.”
Ali P
“Cellos, pianos and voices sounded more believable.”
Will K
“Wow! Heard things in the music that I’d never heard before. Everything sounded more open and was easier to listen to.”
Michael G
“So immersive.”
Mark H
An additional optimisation process for manufacturers.
Applicable across passive, active and DSP-controlled audio systems.
Loudspeakers
- Hi-fi loudspeakers
- Soundbars
- Bluetooth and smart speakers
- Professional monitors and PA
Headphones
- Consumer headphones
- Wireless headphones
- Audiophile headphones
- Studio and reference headphones
Automotive
- Factory-fitted audio
- Premium branded systems
- Aftermarket systems
- Commercial vehicle audio
Wider applications
- Cinema
- Gaming
- Installed sound
- Wider commercial audio
PhaseAlign sits alongside the engineering that already makes great audio products great.
But of course, don’t just take our word for it. Hear it for yourself.
A controlled A–B demonstration. Familiar music. Your own decision.
Technology in development · Patent pending · Demonstrations currently available in the UK only