Moodsonic Powered by Bluesound Professional Introduces B140M Generative Amplifier at ISE 2026
Moodsonic announced that the company will launch the B140M Generative Amplifier at ISE 2026 in Barcelona. The solution is the first product of Moodsonic’s partnership with Bluesound Professional.
“Generative soundscaping is an incredibly powerful tool for offices, educational institutions, and
healthcare facilities that are looking to reduce costs from lost productivity or prolonged patient recovery. By responding in real-time to ambient noise, we have seen workplaces and classrooms achieve up to 40% improvement in cognitive performance, while healthcare facilities can reduce heart rates by as much as 10%,” said Evan Benway, CEO, Moodsonic.
The Amplifier was designed to combine Moodsonic’s soundscaping and sensing platform with Bluesound Professional’s decentralized audio management platform, BluOS, as well as a PoE power architecture. The B140M aims to soundscape, stream and amplify from one device and reduce system footprint and infrastructure requirements.
The solution is engineered for Moodsonic generative soundscaping and includes one BluOS zone with four amplification channels, PoE power architecture that delivers up to 180 watts, built-in storage and BluOS multizone management of audio. The product was designed to be plenum-rated and ready for mounting several settings.
The B140M Generative Amplifier will be on display at Bluesound Professional’s stand 2E2130 at ISE 2026. The company will provide live demonstrations of the solutions produced by the partnership with Moodsonic. Private sessions will also take place at the stand to showcase the features of the products on display.
“Due to the heavy processing capacity typically required for generative AI solutions, the benefits of generative soundscaping have been confined to large-scale deployments until now. This partnership gives commercial A/V consultants and system designers the ability to deploy a unique offering to a wider range of customers,” said Graeme Harrison, General Manager, Bluesound Professional.
The B140M Generative Amplifier is expected to begin shipping late 2026.
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