Residential projects here are frequently led by an architect or interior designer, which means the audio has to serve the room rather than dominate it. Our in-wall and in-ceiling models are engineered to sit flush, accept paint or fabric, and leave the sightlines uninterrupted.

None of that comes at the cost of performance. The same driver technology and cabinet engineering used across the range carries into the custom-install models, so a speaker that disappears visually still measures and sounds like a serious loudspeaker.