Arbane Groupe has announced the launch of its latest APG loudspeaker developments with the introduction of the new eX series and tS series, both aimed squarely at fixed installation markets, with the tS range also addressing the needs of small-to-midsized events. Designed as next-generation solutions in an all-new form factor, the two series are positioned to deliver versatile integration options while responding to evolving performance and deployment requirements.

With the eX series, APG is targeting fixed installations across venues where the quality and consistency of the sound environment are critical. Central to the series is coaxial technology, a core APG competency refined since 1990, engineered to deliver wide and uniform coverage without phase disturbances or alterations to the response curve, regardless of audience position. The eX range comprises the eX5, eX6, eX8, eX12 and eX15, and is scheduled to ship in Q2 2026. The eX5 is part of a family of compact coaxial loudspeakers ranging from 5” to 15”, designed for simplified installation using integrated grommets and cable glands. Engineered for precise sound reinforcement in both indoor and outdoor fixed installations, the entire series is finished with durable polyurethane paint to withstand demanding weather conditions, while the 5”, 6” and 8” models also support VESA hanging systems for streamlined integration.

Alongside the eX range, APG has previewed the tS121, part of the new tS series, which is set to ship in Q1 this year. Based on the UM121 subwoofer from the UNILINE MAX series, APG’s newest line array platform, the tS121 retains the UM121’s acoustic performance while introducing hardware optimised for smaller systems. This makes it particularly suitable for mobile applications where high output must be balanced with compact dimensions. The dual-purpose design of the tS series is intended to address the growing demand for subwoofer versatility while reducing the need for ever-expanding equipment fleets. Its rear enclosure employs a bass-reflex design to extend frequency response into the lowest registers for powerful and natural low-frequency reproduction, especially valued in electronic music, while the front profile compresses displaced air to generate a dynamic and precise impact suited to acoustic and pop music applications.

Commenting on the wider strategy, Eric Grandmougin, Director of Marketing and Sales for Arbane Groupe, says: “Looking ahead to 2026, we have ambitious plans to expand internationally while continuing to strengthen our product portfolio. We are focusing on investing into and growing our teams across both brands and continuously pushing the development of our products to meet increasing global demand.”