This product is available for pre-order now, with an ETA of early July.
Designed for Effortless Integration
The Canvas 65" Speaker is made to fit beautifully with any modern living space. It features a universal TV mount compatible with all major brands like Samsung, Sony, Panasonic, and LG, for screen sizes from 55" to 85". For other sizes, the Canvas Solo provides a sleek standalone option. The speaker’s hybrid mounting system works seamlessly on the wall or floor, offering flexibility for any setup. Personalisation is simple with 12 interchangeable magnetic front grilles, including elegant Kvadrat fabrics and real wood finishes, tailored to match both your TV and interior style.
Crafted for High-Fidelity Sound
At its core, the Canvas 65" Speaker delivers serious audio performance. Housed in a 24-litre MDF cabinet reinforced with Canvas BridgeBrace™ technology, it’s built for acoustic precision. It features dual 6.5" SB Acoustics bass/mid drivers, 29mm silk dome tweeters, and passive radiators, all designed for deep, rich, and detailed sound. Despite its modest 250-watt Class D amplification, it surpasses many 1000-watt soundbars, thanks to a large radiating surface area (592 cm²) and an efficient internal volume that mimics the output of a 12" subwoofer. This translates into powerful, room-filling bass with audiophile clarity.
Intelligent Audio Meets Future-Proof Tech
The Canvas 65" is more than just muscle—it’s smart too. Featuring DSP crossovers tuned via Klippel systems, Burr-Brown 24-bit/192 kHz DACs, and a quad-core Analog Devices processor running BACCH 3D spatial audio, it delivers immersive, lifelike sound. Room correction is available through an iOS app using your iPhone’s mic or the optional Zen Mic for pinpoint accuracy. With support for HDMI eARC, AirPlay 2, Google Cast, Roon, Spotify Connect, and more, Canvas offers seamless multi-room integration. It even connects with control systems like Sonos, HEOS, Bluesound, and B&O, with automatic software updates and hardware upgradability to stay ahead of tomorrow’s tech.
