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Bluesound

Bluesound is an award-winning wireless hi-res multi-room audio system that lets users play music in any and every room of their home via the BluOS Controller app.

Last updated September 11, 2026

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Overview

Bluesound was founded in 2013 with a mission to introduce a new wireless generation to true high-fidelity sound. Its system is built around the BluOS multi-room streaming platform and includes wireless speakers, wireless home theater products, and wireless stereo components. The company states that it employs advanced amplification technologies from NAD Electronics and acoustic technologies from PSB Speakers.

History

Bluesound was founded in 2013 with a mission to introduce a new wireless generation to true high-fidelity sound. The company states that before Bluesound, many popular speakers were designed around compressed audio files, sacrificing richness for convenience, while traditional hi-fi struggled to resonate with modern listeners who valued flexibility and style. Bluesound saw an opportunity to bridge those worlds by combining the convenience of wireless with uncompromising sound quality. From the beginning, Bluesound has been as much about software as it is about hardware, powered by BluOS, which the company describes as having grown into what many consider the most comprehensive hi-res, multi-room streaming ecosystem in the industry.

Products and positioning

Award-winning wireless hi-res multi-room system combining convenience of wireless with uncompromising sound quality.

  • PULSE CINEMA

    Wireless multi-room streaming soundbar with Dolby Atmos.

  • PULSE CINEMA MINI

    2.1 wireless multi-room streaming soundbar with Dolby Atmos.

  • PULSE SUB

    Wireless powered subwoofer.

  • POWERNODE

    Multi-room music streaming amplifier.

  • NODE ICON

    Reference music streamer.

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