Invisible speakers plastered into walls and ceilings, heard everywhere and seen nowhere.
Halfway through an invisible speakers installation: one speaker still open in the wall, the other already behind its cover.
The speaker sits in the wall between the battens, flush with the face of the slats.
A panel cut from the same timber, slotted so the sound passes straight through.
Its twin is already behind its cover. From across the room it reads as more wall.
Volume and source from a small keypad by the stair, or from your phone.
The speaker sits in the wall between the battens, flush with the face of the slats.
A panel cut from the same timber, slotted so the sound passes straight through.
Its twin is already behind its cover. From across the room it reads as more wall.
Volume and source from a small keypad by the stair, or from your phone.
The panels we install disappear in one of two ways: under the plaster, or behind a finish made for the room.
Yes, for music and background listening: they fill a room with sound that cannot be traced to a wall. Where a screen needs speakers in front of the seats, as in a home cinema, we specify in-wall or cabinet speakers instead.
The panel is fixed into the wall or ceiling and wired back to the rack while the room is still open, then skimmed and painted with the rest of the surface. Afterwards the wall shows nothing; the only clue is the music.
Yes. A room with invisible speakers is a zone like any other: it plays its own music or joins the rest of the house, from your phone, a keypad, a remote or a touch panel.
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