This week I want to invite our Audio Voice readers to check out the Loudspeaker Industry Sourcebook 2015, published by audioXpress and Voice Coil magazines.

The Loudspeaker Industry Sourcebook is both an online directory and a special annual print edition, also available online for free in PDF format. All you have to do is to click here: gotomylis.com.

Feel free to share this address with all your contacts.

The Loudspeaker Industry Sourcebook lists speaker-related companies and their products and services, providing a comprehensive guide throughout the year. The printed issue is updated once a year with the data provided by the companies who have submitted their information. If your company is not included and you feel it should be, that info can be submitted online at any time and it will be quickly validated and uploaded, appearing on next year's edition.

Regularly visit www.audioxpress.com/lis to view the most up-to-date vendor listings.

Apart from the company listings, The Loudspeaker Industry Sourcebook 2015 edition also features multiple articles; market reports and analysis, helping you to better understand the audio industry. This year's edition includes a report on "The State of the Loudspeaker Industry As Seen by the Board of Directors of The Association of Loudspeaker Manufacturing and Acoustics (ALMA) International." We are also honored to feature important article contributions from Alan Trevena (Audio Engineering Society, Chairman of the Technical Committee on Loudspeakers and Headphones), Jack Wetherill (Futuresource Consulting) and Jon McClintock (Director of aptX Sales and Marketing, CSR).

Our appreciation also goes to Morel for being our 2015 Loudspeaker Industry Sourcebook cover sponsor. Morel is celebrating 40 years in business, a remarkable achievement in the ever-evolving audio industry. This year's cover features Morel's new Integra driver line, a great solution for Atmos compatible speaker designs, providing excellent directivity on and off axis, high power handling, and a natural sounding performance.

We also interviewed several renowned audio industry experts and we tried to ask them all the things we thought our readers would like to know. Things like:

Where will loudspeaker innovations be coming from in the next five years - new designs, new materials, or other technologies such as digital signal processing (DSP)?

Where is more innovation coming from - consumer applications, high-end audio, pro audio applications, or installation?

What recent products and innovations impressed them the most?

Should manufacturers upgrade their specifications targeting high-resolution audio (HRA)?

What do they think of wireless audio, wearable technologies, immersive audio and the impact of crowdfunding innovations?

We even asked them what speakers they use most often to listen to music...