DAS Audio Unveils MIA Series at InfoComm

by Chief Editor

DAS Audio has launched its new MIA Series of installation loudspeakers, a seven-model lineup designed for corporate, hospitality, and house of worship environments. According to the company, the series features coaxial point source technology and ultra-low-profile subwoofers, aiming to provide integrators with increased deployment flexibility. The manufacturer is debuting the products at InfoComm, marking its 55th anniversary in the professional audio industry.

What defines the new MIA Series architecture?

The MIA Series consists of five full-range coaxial point source loudspeakers and two band-pass subwoofers. According to DAS Audio, the series offers a streamlined design intended to simplify installation in varied acoustic spaces. The full-range models range from the 5-inch MIA-X5 to the 12-inch MIA-X12, with the larger X10 and X12 units featuring rotatable horn options to adjust coverage patterns to 70° x 50° or 110° x 60°.

What defines the new MIA Series architecture?
Did you know? Coaxial drivers place the high-frequency tweeter in the center of the low-frequency woofer, which helps maintain consistent phase alignment and coverage across the listening area.

How does the MIA Series compare to existing DAS Audio lines?

While the MIA Series targets fixed installations, DAS Audio continues to support its portable and touring market segments with the EVENT-30A line array and EVENT-S218A subwoofer. The EVENT series, which received Mix Best of Show honors earlier this year, occupies a different technical tier than the MIA installation-focused gear. Michael Palmer, vice president of Sales for North America, stated that the MIA line was developed specifically to give integrators more choices while maintaining the company’s historical standards for performance and reliability.

MIA Series Model Breakdown

  • MIA-X5: 5-inch coaxial, 120° coverage
  • MIA-X6: 6-inch coaxial, 120° coverage
  • MIA-X8: 8-inch coaxial, 110° coverage
  • MIA-X10: 10-inch coaxial, rotatable horn options
  • MIA-X12: 12-inch coaxial, rotatable horn options
  • MIA-S110: 10-inch ultra-low-profile subwoofer
  • MIA-S115: 15-inch ultra-low-profile subwoofer

Where can attendees demo the new technology?

DAS Audio is hosting live demonstrations of the MIA Series at InfoComm in Audio Demo Room N114. According to company representatives, the booth space at N6437 will also feature the product line alongside the previously released EVENT series hardware. These demonstrations serve as the primary opportunity for integrators to evaluate the sonic performance of the new coaxial drivers in a controlled environment.

DAS Audio EVENT-30 & MIA @ ISE 2026
Pro Tip: When testing installation speakers at trade shows, pay close attention to the off-axis response. A well-designed coaxial driver—like those in the MIA series—should maintain tonal consistency even as you walk toward the edges of the speaker’s coverage pattern.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the primary application for the MIA Series?
The series is designed for fixed installation environments, including corporate boardrooms, hospitality venues, and houses of worship.

Are the horns on the MIA-X10 and MIA-X12 fixed?
No, these models feature rotatable horns that allow installers to switch between 70° x 50° and 110° x 60° coverage patterns.

Where can I find technical specifications for these models?
Detailed specifications are available through the official DAS Audio website or at the company’s booth during industry trade events.


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