ALTI Association is pleased to announce a cooperative agreement to bring the ALTI Pavilion to the largest high end audio show in North America, AXPONA. This new event is modelled after the successful ALTI Pavilion at the High End Show that has a highly successful 4 year history. See more about our ALTI Pavilion in Europe here
Read the full press release about this exciting new US based event here
Starts on Friday, April 10, 2026!
AXPONA held in Schaumberg, Illinois on April 10-12, 2026 at the Renaissance Schaumberg Hotel and Convention Center. (about 15 to 20 minutes from Chicago O’Hare airport) There is still time to be a part of our inaugural event at AXPONA! 750 brands represented, and more than 10,000 attendees! Act now!
Sign up to exhibit NOW!
Special first year introductory pricing is in effect
Booth #9322 through 9428 qualifies for special pricing. 10×10 “Turn-key” booth with pipe and drape, carpet, 6′ table with 3 chairs, electric outlet, and wireless internet.
Just $2500 in our inaugural event at AXPONA!
Included at no extra charge! Free promotion before and during the event. Personal on-site service when you need it! Use of the ALTI Hospitality suite for meetings, or to relax and unwind.
Fill out the registration form here and send to mgmt@altiassoc.org for prompt processing
Directions for registration: Click on the link above to open the form. Fill it out completely and SAVE IT. Email as an attachment to mgmt@altiassoc.org. You will receive an acknowledgement of receipt from ALTI within 24 hours. Your invoice will come from AXPONA after that.
Special Offer for Attendees!
AXPONA is extending a 10% discount for trade attendees with the Promo code: AGK9KIBU. (does not apply to previously purchased tickets) Register to attend here
ALTI Pavilion Sponsors
ALTI Member Exhibitors
The Science of Sound: From Chaos to Consistency
By Sean Olive
Our scientific knowledge of what makes loudspeakers, headphones and small listening rooms sound great comes from well-controlled double-blind listening tests. Science has identified which products listeners prefer and the objective measurements that best predict their sound quality. This knowledge has led to improvements in the quality and consistency of audio products delivering enhanced listening experiences at lower prices. However, much of the audio industry and related standards organizations ignore what the science has taught us and remain caught in audio’s “circle of confusion”. This talk will discuss the current best practices in subjective and objective measurements, where they fall short, and give examples of where they could be better applied to improve the quality and consistency of recorded and reproduced sound and make audio great always.
