Lubell Labs is a global leader in underwater sound, trusted by professionals in sports, research, military, and entertainment. Known for innovation, clarity, and durability, Lubell products deliver top audio performance in tough environments. From pools to open water, Lubell’s systems provide precise solutions for air and underwater audio.
Lubell’s underwater speakers and acoustic transducers deliver reliable, distortion-free sound for pools, lakes, and marine environments. Engineered with proprietary technology and durable materials, these systems provide crystal-clear audio transmission through water, making them perfect for synchronised swimming, diving events, marine biology research, and defence related activities. Renowned worldwide, Lubell speakers combine exceptional performance with rugged durability, ensuring clear delivery of music or messages.
Lubell sound systems seamlessly connect air and water environments, offering versatile solutions for public address, research, and aquatic event production. Designed for flawless performance across mediums, these hybrid systems deliver exceptional sound clarity and range both above and below the surface. Whether you’re organising swimmers, hosting an event, or conducting underwater experiments, Lubell Labs’ advanced sound systems provide the reliability, precision, and quality that professionals trust for high-performance audio.
Lubell Labs manufactures the World's Most Popular and Powerful Underwater Loudspeakers. Because of their heavy duty construction and US Navy documented broadband performance, Lubell underwater speakers have become the first choice of professional sound engineers around the world. The Lubell LL916C was selected over worldwide competition for use at the Sydney 2000 and London 2012 Olympic Games, the Manchester 2002 Commonwealth Games, and the Aquarius Underwater Habitat in the Florida Keys.
In 1968, history was made when Alan H. Lubell (MSEE) invented and patented the world's first broadband piezoelectric underwater loudspeaker. Because of its remarkable efficiency, a single Lubell underwater loudspeaker easily covered a 20 acre lake (Sportsman's Lake) with crystal clear music, astonishing hundreds of swimmers and divers. Even more remarkable - the speaker was powered by a small Sony tape recorder rated at only 5 watts!