Ultra High End HiFi At The Audio Video Show Warsaw 2026

October 1, 2026

AUDIO VIDEO SHOW WARSAW 2026 TO FEATURE SOME OF THE MOST EXPESIVE HIFI SYSTEMS EVER SHOWN AT THE EVENT

Ultra High End HiFi At The Audio Video Show Warsaw 2026 hifi news

The 28th edition of Audio Video Show Warsaw 2026 will feature a number of extremely high-value audio systems, including a Wilson Audio system that organisers say will be the most expensive audio system publicly presented in Poland.

The Audio Video Show Warsaw 2026 event takes place from 23rd to 25th October across three Warsaw venues: PGE Narodowy, the Radisson Blu Sobieski Hotel and the Golden Tulip Hotel.

WILSON AUDIO AUTOBIOGRAPHY

One of the systems will feature the Wilson Audio Autobiography loudspeakers, which will be demonstrated as part of a fully operational system at a HiFi show for the first time, according to the organisers.

The loudspeakers were previously shown in Vienna as a static display. At Audio Video Show Warsaw, they will be demonstrated in the 150-square-metre Paris A room. The system will use a five-component dCS Varese setup with CD transport, alongside electronics supplied by Slovenian company Ubiq Audio.

Amplification will come from a Ubiquitous 300B preamplifier and four Ubicube 700 monoblock power amplifiers. Two amplifiers will drive the loudspeakers, while the other two will be used for dedicated Wilson Audio subwoofers.

The total value of the system is estimated at approximately PLN 10 million.

ACAPELLA SPHÄRON EXCALIBUR

Acapella will present its Sphäron Excalibur loudspeakers in the London B room at PGE Narodowy, driven by Acapella Energèia amplifiers.

The Sphäron Excalibur is currently in its seventh generation. The system will also include an MSB The Cascade DAC, Pink Faun Ultra music server and Zensati cabling.

Acapella has been developing loudspeakers and amplifiers since 1978, when it introduced the first Sphäron model featuring a spherical horn and plasma tweeter.

YG ACOUSTICS ULTIMATE TITAN

Katowice-based company RCM will present the YG Acoustics ULTIMATE TITAN loudspeakers. The five-way modular design uses an external crossover, with the individual loudspeaker sections arranged vertically.

Each loudspeaker weighs 460kg and stands more than two metres tall. YG Acoustics manufactures its own drivers using aluminium diaphragms machined from solid aluminium blocks using CNC technology.

The system will be partnered with Vitus Audio electronics.