Nextrend Systems Sdn Bhd · Est. 2006 · Kuala Lumpur
Architectural sound solutions designed to disappear — tailored to the space, the material, and the silence between notes.
About Nextrend
Nextrend Systems delivers architectural sound solutions tailored to each space, preserving design intent while achieving precise, high-clarity audio. With over two decades of practice across Malaysia, we are recognised for systems that are technically exact, acoustically immersive, and architecturally seamless.
We don't install speakers. We design acoustic environments where the source becomes invisible. The space speaks — the equipment never does.
Every project begins with the room, the material, the light. Audio is shaped around the design. Never the other way around.
For the client's investment. For the designer's intent. For the music itself. We calibrate to the space, not to a standard.
Our Philosophy
“Sound should be felt
everywhere, seen nowhere.”
Nextrend Systems — Kuala Lumpur
Early Amina panels — invisible architectural sound since 2006.
2006
Nextrend introduces Amina invisible loudspeakers to Malaysia, embedding sound directly into plaster walls and ceilings. Rooms remain visually calm while music and dialogue arrive as a soft, even field rather than from visible boxes.
Slim Italian line arrays designed to live inside the architecture.
2013
K-array joins the portfolio with ultra-slim columns and line-array systems from Italy. Hotels, restaurants and intimate venues gain cinema-grade coverage from forms that disappear into stone, timber and glass facades.
BE@RBRICK AUDIO 400% — audio as a collectible object.
2023
With BE@RBRICK AUDIO 400%, sound steps into the world of collectible art. Limited-edition pieces with audiophile internals allow systems to sit alongside sculptures, design furniture and photography rather than normal equipment racks.
Brionvega — Italian icons reinterpreted for today's interiors.
2024
Brionvega enters the catalogue with radios and systems that echo Italian modernism while hiding contemporary electronics inside.
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