Sound you don't see.
We replace the traditional loudspeaker with acoustic exciters bonded to the back of a rigid surface. The surface vibrates and radiates even sound across the room — no boxes, no grilles, no visible cables.
Where it integrates
- — Plasterboard walls and false ceilings
- — Rigid furniture (cabinets, decorative panels)
- — Solid doors and lacquered boards
- — Structural mirrors
- — Headboards, built-in bookcases
- — Any flat, rigid surface
How it sounds — real cases
Two real recordings in a 60 m² bookshop with the system integrated into Armstrong ceiling tiles. Headphones recommended.
Even loudness at any point of the shop.
FAQ
Is it as powerful as a conventional speaker? +
For home and retail listening — yes. For very large rooms or concert level we combine with conventional reinforcement.
What about bass? +
The system opens up fully with instrumental music — voices, strings, piano, jazz — and holds its quality effortlessly across modern pop and electronic styles. Response reaches down to about 80 Hz, which covers the vast majority of use cases. When the project calls for deep bass (critical listening, home cinema, club atmospheres), a hidden subwoofer is offered as an option — a discreet add-on that resolves it completely.
Can it be retrofitted after a finished renovation? +
In plasterboard walls and false ceilings — yes, with minimal intervention. In solid walls we assess each case.