Leon schedules FrameBar Ultima debut for CEDIA Expo 2026

Leon has scheduled the FrameBar Ultima, a custom-width soundbar designed for framed televisions, for its debut. Pricing for the FrameBar Ultima starts at US$5,750. Every cabinet is custom-built to match the exact width of its accompanying television and frame.

The FrameBar Ultima's enclosure is constructed from MDF. The driver complement consists of 5-inch reference woofers and 28 mm reference tweeters. Frequency response extends from 70 Hz to 20 kHz, and sensitivity is 88 dB at 2.83 V/1 m. The recommended amplifier-power range extends from 75 W to 250 W for each channel.

Nominal impedance is 6 ohms for the left and right channels and 8 ohms for the center channel. Maximum average output is 105 dB, and maximum peak output is 110 dB. The coverage pattern spans 110 degrees on the horizontal axis and 140 degrees on the vertical axis. Gold-plated binding posts provide the FrameBar Ultima's speaker connections.

The cabinet is 8 inches high and 3.75 inches deep before its grille is installed. With the grille in place, the overall depth increases to 4 inches. The soundbar's cabinet weighs between 25 and 45 pounds. Optional Italian hardwood veneer finishes are available for the cabinet exterior.

Leon's established FrameBar product family is made to match Samsung The Frame televisions. The family also includes models built around 2.5-inch and 4-inch driver configurations. FrameBar Ultima extends that format into Leon's Ultima product family. CEDIA Expo 2026 will host the FrameBar Ultima's debut.