The Audio Video Show is one of the world's largest exhibitions of audio-video equipment and home cinema systems. The event attracts not only audiophiles, but also music enthusiasts, architects, and design aficionados. Instead of conventional trade fair booths, visitors will find dedicated listening rooms and spaces designed to demonstrate the full capabilities of the showcased equipment. Learn more about the event format on the official Audio Video Show website.

A PLN 10 Million Audio System and Premieres Worth Experiencing

One of the most notable announcements is the presentation of the Wilson Audio Autobiography within a system estimated by the organizer at approximately PLN 10 million. The loudspeakers will be paired with Ubiq Audio Labs electronics and a dCS Varèse digital source. The system will be showcased at PGE Narodowy, in the Paris B room.

However, this is only the beginning. Warsaw will also host the monumental Acapella Sphäron Excalibur, the advanced YG Acoustics Ultimate Titan system, and the Marten Coltrane Quintet, making its Polish debut according to the organizer. Each of these designs represents a distinct approach to sound reproduction and high-end engineering. Detailed information regarding these and other presentations is available on the official list of attractions for this year's edition.

Beyond Equipment: Music, Design, and Acoustics in One Venue

The Audio Video Show also features engagements with prominent music creators. The agenda includes the exclusive premiere of Katarzyna Nosowska’s album “Nigredo”, accompanied by an interview conducted by Piotr Metz. Additionally, Wojciech Waglewski will present unreleased recordings by Voo Voo from the album “1986”. The program will also feature vinyl listening sessions, album showcases, and discussions on the creative processes behind the recordings.

Alongside technological innovations and musical showcases, room acoustics will take center stage. Even the most sophisticated audio equipment does not operate in isolation from its environment. Room dimensions, geometry, materials, and speaker placement critically influence the final listening experience.

These dependencies will be addressed during seminars led by experts from NYQUISTA. Jerzy Herse will discuss integrating effective acoustic solutions with interior aesthetics. Marcin Rosak will cover the practical aspects of listening room preparation—from acoustic measurements and speaker positioning to managing reflections and low-frequency control. The sessions will take place at the Radisson Blu Sobieski Hotel; the current schedule can be reviewed in the Audio Video Show 2026 seminar program.

Audio Video Show 2026 – Dates, Venues, and Admission Details

The exhibition will run from October 23 to October 25, 2026, across three venues in Warsaw: PGE Narodowy at al. Księcia J. Poniatowskiego 1, the Radisson Blu Sobieski hotel at pl. Artura Zawiszy 1, and the Golden Tulip hotel at ul. Towarowa 2.

A one-day pass is priced at PLN 60 at the box office, while a three-day pass costs PLN 90. Online tickets are priced at PLN 61 and PLN 91, respectively, which includes a PLN 1 service fee (as of October 22, 2026). Passes can be purchased via the official ticketing platform. A single-day ticket grants access to all three locations on the selected date, while the three-day pass provides full access for the duration of the event.

The organizer will also provide complimentary shuttle buses operating every 30 minutes between the hotel venues and PGE Narodowy. Route details and transportation guidance are available in the access and transit guide.

Audio Video Show 2026 is a three-day event where music converges with technology, design, and acoustics. Whether the objective is to explore exceptional audio systems, discover new recordings, or gain inspiration for interior spaces, the event offers an opportunity to experience sound from an entirely new perspective.