Harman Kardon Unveils Spring Lineup

Harman introduced its spring lineup today, unveiling new home entertainment, in-car and multimedia products.

"In a world that is evolving at light speed, we understand that the products we design bring the highest-quality sound experience to every part of people's lives," said Christopher M. Dragon, director of consumer and field marketing, Harman International. "Whether it's experiencing the heart-pounding car explosion with the newest film at home or waking up to your favorite song in the morning, we are devoted to bringing the same quality no matter where you are and what you are doing."

Harman has two new 5.1 home entertainment offerings, the Harman Kardon HKTS 20 and HKTS 30. Both home theater packages include a dual-driver center-channel speaker, four compact satellites and a 200W powered, 200mm subwoofer.

Harman Kardon HKTS 20 and HKTS 30 – March 2010

• Suggested Retail Price: $799 / $999
• Available at: www.harmankardon.com

For the mobile bunch comes the in-car JBL MS-8, what Harman calls a "game-changing product for the mobile category." The MS-8 is a system integration digital processor that can optimize any vehicle's sound performance in about 10 minutes. By following a step-by-step procedure, the MS-8 maximizes frequency response, bass performance, dynamics, clarity, detail and stereo imaging from almost any factory-installed or aftermarket component.

JBL MS-8 – May 2010

• Suggested Retail Price: $799
• Available at: www.jbl.com

In multimedia, Harman has the brand-new Harman Kardon Go + Play Micro, the JBL On Time 200P, the JBL On Time Micro and the JBL On Stage Micro II.

Harman Kardon Go + Play Micro – March 2010

• Suggested Retail Price: $399
• Available at: www.harmankardon.com

JBL On Stage Micro II – April 2010

• Suggested Retail Price: $129
• Available at: www.jbl.com

JBL On Time 200P – April 2010

• Suggested Retail Price: $249
• Available at: www.jbl.com

JBL On Time Micro – April 2010

• Suggested Retail Price: $249
• Available at: www.jbl.com