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Where to Find Us in 2026
Another year to go around the world to show you all what we have been cooking up at Bedrock! Our catalogue now includes the SB41/SB42 Soundbox, the BRODEK5 dodecahedron loudspeaker, the BOMK00 outdoor measuring kit, and new microphones and calibrators. You can also catch a glimpse of our new revamp design for our meters, which include self-replaceable battery caddies and improved screens for the SMxx instruments.
Visit our booth at any of the following events:
- Infocomm — June 17–19, 2026, Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
- ICSV — July 5–10, 2026, Istanbul, Turkey
- Infocomm — July 15–17, 2026, Bangkok, Thailand
- Internoise — August 9–12, 2026, Adelaide, Australia
- Euronoise — September 8–12, 2026, Graz, Austria
Firmware 3.6.0 for language support and new SMxx revamp
Since Bedrock is now available worldwide, we have added translation in Chinese, Korean, Thai, French, Spanish and Dutch. These are supported on the AM100, SMxx, and BTB115. Conveniently, you can switch languages in real time, without requiring a reboot of your device. This update can be downloaded for free on our website.
Furthermore, we have modernized the SMxx design with newer hardware: the SMxx revamp. This includes a modern display with capacitive touch, similar to the AM100, but also a redesign of the housing. Having moved some parts around, we have created space for self-replaceable battery caddies, making it easy to swap your battery pack when needed.
Successful launch of the Bedrock BTB115 Advanced TalkBox
On 12–14 June, the annual Infocomm exhibition took place in Las Vegas, Nevada. We launched our brand new BTB115 Advanced TalkBox. This new TalkBox makes acoustic testing a lot easier through the integration of some new features and functions, such as laser distance measurements, on-the-fly calibration of the electric XLR input, user defined test signals, triple capacitive touch displays and much more.
The jury of the Infocomm Best of Show awards selected our new product as winner in the AV technology category! Perhaps even more importantly, we were able to demonstrate the new device to a large number of new and existing Bedrock users, to an almost overwhelming response. Thanks to all who visited our booth!
Introducing e-learning and user forums
Since we started publishing our short explainer videos, many Bedrock users have asked for more in-depth and elaborate tutorials and training materials. We are happy to oblige – please have a look at our brand new e-learning modules! These are part of the Bedrock Community website. Once you register, you will have access to specific e-learning modules which show you all the details related to working with the SMxx or the AM100. There is a separate module for speech intelligibility measurements.
Also part of the Bedrock community website: brand new user forums! Place questions, remarks and interact with other Bedrock users as well as our developers and support team.
Our new flagship instrument: the Bedrock AM100
The Bedrock AM100 continues the development of easy-to-use and versatile measuring tools, progressing several steps at once. Its design, based on glass and alloy parts, is eye-catching as well as extremely durable. The 4” high-resolution capacitive touch display makes the device extremely easy to work with. We added many new features, such as wireless connectivity (Bluetooth and WiFi), a second input channel, a headset jack and an internal signal generator. We also upgraded the specs in every possible way, from dynamic range to internal storage space and battery life.
Firmware 3.2 for the AM100 has been released
In our continuous process of improving and expanding the firmware for our meters, we have added new modules and functions to the AM100. As always, the upgrade to firmware 3.2 is free and available to all users. New features include:
- Two new modules for measuring impact noise (L'nT and L'nTw)
- A comprehensive logging module for environmental acoustics, combining 1/3 octave logging with percentiles and all the usual broadband levels
- Several national/local standards for various purposes (e.g. DIN15905-5 for monitoring of live sound levels in Germany)
- Improvements to various modules across the firmware