by Kyle Glass | Nov 23, 2020 | Leon Speakers
Adding eight new grille fabrics and three metallic veneer finishes to its lineup, Leon continues to deliver creative solutions for blending design and technology
Ann Arbor, MI – Looking to offer more design versatility to both dealers and designers, Leon has expanded its standard finishes to include eight new Designer Grille Fabrics and three new metallic veneer finishes.
“As the desire for a more customized approach to technology continues to grow, we wanted to provide even more ways to integrate tech with design,” said Noah Kaplan, Leon’s Founder & President. “These new fabrics and finishes make it easier to match the technology with the design in any style space.”
New Designer Grille Fabric Collection
While black grilles are the standard for most speakers on the market, Leon dealers and designers can now upgrade to any of the eight colors in its new Designer Grille Fabric Collection. These acoustically transparent fabrics are available in: Rich Black, Gunmetal, Charcoal, Granite, Pearl, Ivory, Platinum, and White, and can be specified for any Leon speaker with a fabric grille.
New Metal Veneer Finishes for the Edge Media Frame
A contemporary TV frame that encases any display and soundbar, Leon’s Edge Media Frame is now available in three new metal veneer finishes: Brushed Smoked Aluminum, Champagne, and Crescendo Cider, in addition to the seven wood finishes that are also available.
See Leon’s new fabrics and finishes here
About Leon Speakers
Leon brings a creative approach to the AV industry by designing and manufacturing customizable speakers and technology concealment solutions that enhance the sound and style of any space. For over 20 years, they have been a leader in the conversation on merging design with technology, creating innovative products that serve both the Residential and Commercial markets. Learn more on their website.
Media Contacts
Press Contact: Katye (McGregor) Bennett of KMB Communications, (425) 328-8640 or [email protected]
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