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JBL's own press release (https://news.jbl.com[3]/en-CEU/269714-jbl-launches-jbl-cove-a-new-whole-home-audio-system-to-enjoy-superior-sound-throughout-the-entire-home/) announces the Cove range on 1 September 2026 and states the speakers 'launch in white and black at JBL.com starting October 8, 2026'. That maker-stated availability day is used as the pin date.
SoundGuys, published September 2, 2026, reports on the same announcement but notes 'an exact release date hasn't been announced' at that time, close to the pin's stored September 8, 2026 date though without confirming a specific ship date.
JBL's own press release states the Cove lineup was introduced September 1, 2026, just before the pin's stored September 8, 2026 date, with the speakers set to 'launch in white and black at JBL.com[1] starting October 8, 2026.'
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