Powersoft to Debut MM-Force and Spixel Solutions at InfoComm 2026

Powersoft officially unveiled two new OEM technologies The company said that MM-Force is a low-profile moving magnetic low-frequency driver, and Spixel is an ultra-compact high-efficiency full-range driver. The company is set to debut both solutions at InfoComm 2026. MM-Force and Spixel provide OEM partners with access to a complete audio technology ecosystem.
MM-Force combines motor strength with a physical footprint of under 80 mm in depth. The solution comes in 8-inch and 10-inch formats and features a dual coil configuration, a square carbon fiber reinforced polymer piston, as well as a robust design rated for operation in harsh environments.
Powersoft said that the driver’s moving parts are designed to offset one another dynamically for vibrationless operation at the transducer level. The solution combines moving magnet topology with high motor strength design in an effort to deliver advantages in power efficiency.
The company said that Spixel adopts the same high motor strength philosophy as Powersoft’s IPAL technology developed for high-efficiency low-frequency reproduction and extends it to the full frequency range in an ultra-compact 2.5-inch format. The driver achieves a low-frequency limit of 100 Hz, aiming to enable direct coupling with subwoofers at one low crossover point.
Powersoft’s AnyMATE technology is integrated into the driver in an effort to enable onboard speaker identification, real-time monitoring and visual diagnostics via an LED indicator and translucent dustcap.
Powersoft said that the two solutions demonstrate the company’s ambition to operate as an end-to-end audio technology developer and give OEM partners the pieces to complete a high-performance system.
“With MM-Force and Spixel, our offering extends well beyond the amplifier rack,” says Luca Giorgi, sales and business development director at Powersoft. “Both solutions address genuine engineering challenges that loudspeaker designers have long had to work around, whether that is fitting meaningful low-frequency performance into a shallow install format, or gaining reliable intelligence from a transducer once it is deployed in the field. The fact that we can offer these technologies as part of an integrated ecosystem, alongside our amplification and software platforms, is what adds genuine value for our OEM partners.”




