Fender’s Latest Bluetooth Speakers Support Audio from Four Sources at Once

Fender, renowned for its guitars and amplifiers, is stepping into the consumer electronics arena with its new brand, Fender Audio, making waves at CES 2026. Among its offerings are a set of wireless headphones and a pair of portable Bluetooth speakers named ELIE, which stands for “Extremely Loud Infinitely Expressive.”

The ELIE speakers come in two sizes, both of which can be paired together for stereo sound or synced with up to 100 units to fill larger spaces with audio. A standout feature allows users to listen to audio from four different sources at once. This includes a Bluetooth device like a smartphone, an instrument or microphone connected via the ELIE’s XLR/1/4-inch combo jack, and two additional accessories using Fender’s proprietary wireless system.

The smaller model, the ELIE 6, retails for $299.99 and stands 7.7 inches tall. It boasts a built-in subwoofer, a full-range driver, and a tweeter, delivering up to 60W of sound. With a battery life of up to 18 hours, a quick 15-minute charge provides around 90 minutes of playback. The larger ELIE 12, priced at $399.99, is slightly shorter at just under 7 inches but wider at 11 inches. It features double the speakers of the ELIE 6, including two subwoofers, two full-range drivers, and two tweeters, producing up to 120W of sound. While its battery life is slightly shorter at up to 15 hours, a quick charge of 15 minutes will still give you an additional two hours of listening time.