Port Perry, ON - Adamson has announced an exciting new appointment to its team, aimed at expanding the company’s presence in the UK.

Port Perry, Canada

February 6, 2025

We are pleased to announce that our product VGt has won in this year’s Best of Show Awards at ISE 2025 in the AVTechnology category.

Adamson Releases Lake Library V6.1

Adamson has launched Lake Library V6.1, further enhancing its preset offerings for users.

Port Perry, Canada

January 20th, 2024

Adamson is pleased to see Morten Lave join the team of JOYNED as Chief Technology Officer. As Adamson’s network engineer and as an independent consultant, Lave has been a crucial contributor to the implementation and integration of the AVB/Milan standards into Adamson’s products.

For over four decades, Adamson has been at the forefront of loudspeaker innovation, consistently pushing the boundaries of sound reinforcement technology. Founded by Brock Adamson in Vancouver in 1984, the company has grown from humble beginnings to become a globally recognized leader in professional audio.

Adamson is proud to be a founding member of HELA, the Healthy Ears, Limited Annoyance initiative. This essential industry-wide effort aims to establish standards for managing and monitoring sound levels at live events, ensuring safer and more enjoyable experiences for everyone involved.

Port Perry, ON - Adamson is excited to announce the release of FletcherMachine Version 2. This update includes both software and firmware updates, and continues this no-compromises approach with a bevy of new features, further enhancing the capabilities and workflow of the system. 

Port Perry, ON - June 13, 2024 - Adamson is happy to announce the release of ArrayIntelligence V1.2, the latest version of our innovative loudspeaker design and control software. This update includes VGt, a subwoofer array optimization and a range of other features and bug fixes improving the user experience and system performance significantly.

Port Perry, ON, Canada - Luna Luna, Forgotten Fantasy was the brainchild of Viennese artist André Heller, who conceptualized an art amusement park and opened it in Hamburg, Germany in 1987. This unique park featured rides and attractions designed by contemporary artists like Jean-Michel Basquiat and Salvador Dalí. However, the park eventually fell into obscurity and eluded Heller for decades, despite his efforts to rediscover it. That is until a series of individuals, including hip-hop artist Drake, helped revive the long-lost project.