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The first AHEAD Live event took place at the Hilton Metropole hotel in London on Wednesday 30th September - and welcomed many visitors throughout the day.
AHEAD Live is the event that showcases the latest, state-of-the-art products from across Armour Home's extensive portfolio of brands including Alphason, QED and
Q Acoustics. Completing the line-up were products from Armour Auto (Armour Home's sister company within the Armour Group) with its brands including IO, Autoleads, Mutant and Kicker.
Excitingly it was our first opportunity to show the new
Q Acoustics 2000 series of loudspeakers. Replacing the 1000i series, the Q Acoustics 2000 series combines superb performance with stunning aesthetic design. The 'First Test' review in November's What Hi-Fi? couldn't be more enthusiastic, saying:
"These speakers produce an utterly absorbing, detailed and cohesive sound."
"Look and feel belies the price-tag."
"head and shoulders above the competition."
Also on show from Q Acoustics was the Q-TV2, which continues to impress and looks set to be the 'must have' product for every flatscreen TV owner.
Steve Reichert, Armour Home's PR Manager said "It's a great opportunity for our customers to see what we're up to, take time to understand our newest products and see what we can offer to help them have a successful season. It was encouraging that so many attended, keen to learn about our products and what we have to offer. I am thrilled by the wonderful reaction to our products, especially the Q-TV2"
Alphason, Armour Home's leading furniture and accessory brand, continues its rapid product development momentum, showing its latest jaw-dropping ranges - most notably the 'Alphason by Conran - Contemporary Natural range'. This effortlessly chic, high-end AV furniture offers a bold statement in interior design, together with unrivalled versatility. We were delighted to welcome Sebastian Conran, MD of Studio Conran and the man behind this sensational range to the Hilton Metropole. Mr Conran said "I am passionate about technology and the qualities it brings to our lives. My personal preference would be that such equipment is as unobtrusive and discreet as possible in my home. The challenge has been not so much to hide our televisions, but to prevent them from dominating our interior."
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