Adamson Systems Engineering has unveiled its new XG Integration Amplifiers on booth 6071, at InfoComm 2025. The XG line delivers up to 16 kW in a compact 2RU form factor, whilst combining native Milan-AVB for audio and control over a single cable, DSP and integrated protection and monitoring, in a rack-mounted solution.
Available in 1RU and 2RU models and 4 and 8 channel configurations, the new XG Integration Amplifiers enable end-to-end Adamson system interoperability for a larger portion of Adamson’s product offering. They are fully engineered and manufactured in North America and USMCA-compliant.
Brian Fraser, head of product & technology at Adamson, said: “This isn’t just another amplifier line. The XG Integration Amplifier embodies our vision for smart amplification, where power and control unite into a single intelligent system hub, offering an interoperable, end-to-end solution for system integrators and other AV professionals.”
In addition to the new XG Integration Amplifiers, show attendees also have the opportunity to get hands-on experience with Adamson’s FletcherMachine spatial engine, and get a close look at the recently launched VGt line array, VGs subwoofers and a selection of the IS and CS Series.
Pieter van Hoogdalem, business development strategist, Adamson, added: “By continuing to invest in our own production infrastructure, we’re creating a more stable supply environment and a more dependable and self-reliant product pipeline. This year’s show is all about demonstrating the benefits of an end-to-end Adamson ecosystem. Whether you are installing a stadium sound system or touring the globe, Adamson delivers the integrated tools, power and reliability. We look forward to seeing the response from attendees at the show.”
Supporting this product launch is a recent expansion of Adamson’s in-house production capabilities. By internalising key manufacturing stages, the company says it has reduced its dependence on third-party components, improved quality control and restored certainty in a frequently volatile global supply chain.
