Another year around the sun, another year full of audio fun for Shively Acoustics International. With December on its way out and the holidays in sight, it’s time for us to take stock of the year that was, and look ahead to the one that will be. So, how did 2025 go for SAI & co. – and what’s next for 2026? . .

Shively Acoustics International is running at full capacity as the year starts to run out. Webinars, a new collaboration, announcements from partner Silentium, and what to expect at CES – the SAI Blog is here again for a couple of company updates and sneak peeks of things to come. . .

We’ve only just passed half-way this month, and already so much has happened for Shively Acoustics International. In the first two weeks of April, SAI and Roger were active in the Detroit area for a trifecta of all that we do as a company: attending industry events, hosting webinars, and consulting with OEMs and Tier Ones. And topping things off is a long overdue website-related announcement. . .

Bring out the magnolias, because Shively Acoustics International is marking its second anniversary! As SAI enters its sophomore year, it’s worth repeating: things couldn’t be off to a better start in 2025. We are deepening industry relationships and winning new business, stewarding the now regular APDA Webinars, and preparing tirelessly for upcoming events around the corner and further off. It’s been a busy March. . .

Friends, colleagues, and all who know us well know that celebration is in order for this edition of the SAI Blog, as Shively Acoustics International marks its first anniversary! As we pivot towards the start of our sophomore season, Roger answered a few questions about the previous year, the current state of the company, what lies ahead, and more. . .

Do you hear that? That’s the sound of our Newsroom presses rumbling back into full swing, ready to churn out regular updates once more. Despite the absence of our blog, however, our partners and clients know fully well that our day-to-day communication and work in Audio never stopped — and only continues to improve. . .