Harman Kardon upgrades Madison Avenue flagship location

Harman Kardon has upgraded its U.S. flagship location. The two-story Madison Ave. store transforms the way customers interact with and experience audio and sound with massive projector screens, a full stage and a sound-proof home theater.
Sound Spider is an interactive table display and headphone rack where shoppers will be able to test a full range of HARMAN headphones by listening to HARMAN artist songs or plugging in their own music players.The Loud Speaker Lounge, located on the store's lower level, delivers a premium and immersive listening experience.The Concierge Table delivers a personalized shopping experience by matching consumers to the HARMAN products that best fit their lifestyle.The HARMAN Sound Cube is a soundproof chamber that helps shoppers get a sense of how quality audio truly sounds. Consumers can bring their existing headphones and compare them directly to HARMAN products in the Sound Cube.Employees are armed with iPads and LightSpeed Retail's POS system which puts real-time inventory at their fingertips and eliminates checkout lines. JBL Pulse window display facing shoppers on Madison Ave.Located on the store's lower level, the 5.1 Home Theater delivers an immersive audio experience for movie lovers.

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