Canvas shows a powerful speaker for televisions. The Canvas L model is set to replace home theater systems.

Calendar 5/29/2026

The Danish company Canvas HiFi has unveiled a new version of its unusual audio system designed for televisions. The Canvas L model is larger, more powerful, and significantly more expensive than its predecessor. The manufacturer claims to have created a device that aims to combine the quality of classic Hi-Fi equipment with the convenience of a soundbar mounted under the television. The new product is designed for the largest screens available on the market. The system can work with televisions with a diagonal of up to 115 inches. Canvas is clearly targeting the premium segment and customers looking for both high-quality sound and elegant design.

ChooseTV L offers 1500 W of power and supports huge televisions

ChooseTV L has been equipped with a completely redesigned speaker layout. The manufacturer has used larger woofers, an additional passive radiator, and a new 3-inch midrange speaker. The entire system offers a peak power of as much as 1500 W. ChooseTV L is also larger than its predecessor and can be mounted under televisions ranging from 65 to even 115 inches. The company has prepared special magnetic covers matched to the width of the largest screens. According to the manufacturer, the device is designed to provide scale and precision known from high-end Hi-Fi setups while maintaining the minimalist look characteristic of modern televisions.

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This is one of the most expensive soundbars on the market

Canvas L supports HDMI eARC, Google Cast, Apple AirPlay 2, Spotify Connect, Tidal Connect, DLNA, and Roon, among others. It also includes the Bacch 3D system responsible for virtualizing surround sound. The manufacturer has also added new ports, including Ethernet, RCA, and digital coaxial input. However, the most attention-grabbing aspect is its price. The basic version of the set costs around 6000 euros, which places Canvas L significantly above most soundbars from Samsung, LG, Sony, or Sennheiser. The company aims to compete primarily with premium brands such as Bang & Olufsen and targets the most demanding users.

Specification

Details

Price

From €5,999, including front panel, hybrid mount and universal TV mount

Product type

Audiophile soundbar with adjustable front panel size

Compatibility with TVs

TVs 65", 75", 77", 83" and 85", optionally custom versions for screens from 98" to 115"

Cabinet

Very rigid enclosure made of Compact Density Fibreboard with BridgeBrace+ technology

Low/mid-range transducer

Custom-designed Scan-Speak 8" driver developed in collaboration with Benno Baun Meldgaard

Mid-range transducer

Custom-designed Scan-Speak 4"

Tweeter

29mm ring tweeter SB Acoustics

Passive membranes

8" passive membrane based on woofer design

Amplifiers

TI digital amplifiers: 2 × 300 W (woofers), 2 × 200 W (mid-range), 2 × 50 W (high frequencies); THD distortion below 0.02%; high-efficiency GaN power supply; total peak power of 1500 W

Frequency response

25 Hz – 40,000 Hz

DSP processor

Quad-core AD DSP with BACCH+ 3D filter, Burr-Brown DAC and advanced linear phase DSP crossovers

Room acoustic correction

CANVAS app with Zen microphone or iPhone microphone

Connections

HDMI ARC/eARC, digital Coaxial, Toslink, stereo RCA, LAN

Wireless audio streaming

Apple AirPlay 2, Google Chromecast, TIDAL Connect, Spotify Connect, DLNA, Roon Ready

Smart home integration

Control4 support

Grilles

Changeable magnetic covers available in various colours and finishes

Updates

Automatic OTA updates

Power supply

AC 100–240 V, 50–60 Hz

Dimensions

373 × 1440 × 198 mm

Dimensions with packaging

560 × 1490 × 260 mm

Weight

24 kg

Weight with packaging

30 kg (including light hybrid mount)

Canvas L is not an ordinary soundbar, but an attempt to connect the world of Hi-Fi with a modern television. Its enormous power, support for screens up to 115 inches, and very high price indicate that the manufacturer targets solely the premium segment of home theater.

source: flatpanelshd

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