Trinnov

Trinnov’s Altitude processors combine immersive-audio processing with Optimizer loudspeaker and room calibration. Hidden Home Technology specifies Trinnov systems from Bath, matching the processor, amplification and calibration plan to the room rather than choosing from channel count alone.

Altitude16, Altitude32 or AltitudeCI?

The Altitude16 and Altitude32 are established choices for analogue-output systems. The AltitudeCI is a network-focused platform with Dante and AES67 connectivity. Available channels, physical outputs, hardware and licences differ: identify the exact configuration before comparing quotations.

Active loudspeaker crossover ways and individually controlled subwoofers use output resources. A headline rendering count is not a promise of that many analogue sockets or an unlimited system.

Optimizer and WaveForming have different jobs

Optimizer supports loudspeaker and room calibration, with Trinnov’s microphone measuring speaker positions for its remapping tools. WaveForming addresses low-frequency behaviour through coordinated subwoofer operation. Neither makes speaker placement, acoustic treatment or careful commissioning irrelevant.

WaveForming now supports a two-front-subwoofer option when Trinnov’s placement and system requirements are met. It targets a compact listening area; it is not equivalent to the coverage and rear-reflection control of larger front-and-rear arrays. Our two-front-subwoofer WaveForming guide explains where it can fit.

Choose a complete cinema design

Read StormAudio versus Trinnov for the practical differences in setup, outputs and system planning, or explore StormAudio, McIntosh and Steinway Lyngdorf. There is no single processor winner independent of the room and brief.

Our home cinema design and installation covers the room, speakers, amplification, video and control, informed by industry design standards. Contact Hidden Home Technology with your seating plan and proposed speaker/subwoofer layout for a configured Trinnov quotation.