Episode ES-CORE-36-IC Core 3 6 Inch In-ceiling Speaker Pair

Product Description

The EPISODE ES-CORE-36-IC is a residential in-ceiling speaker sold as a pair, designed for whole-home audio distribution and architectural sound installations. Part of the Core 3 series, this 6-inch in-ceiling model is built for flush-mount integration into standard residential ceiling assemblies. It is intended for installation by low-voltage audio technicians and custom integrators working on new construction or retrofit projects. The in-ceiling form factor keeps the speaker out of sight while delivering distributed audio to living spaces, bedrooms, and common areas where a clean finished appearance is required.

The ES-CORE-36-IC is suited for residential whole-home audio systems, multi-zone distribution setups, and custom integration projects. The 6-inch driver size targets mid-range residential spaces where balanced sound coverage is needed without the footprint of a larger in-ceiling model. This speaker pair is a practical choice for standard 8-foot to 10-foot ceiling heights in living rooms, kitchens, hallways, and similar residential environments. Each unit in the pair mounts independently into a cut-out in the ceiling and connects back to a distributed audio amplifier or multi-zone receiver.

Key Features

• In-ceiling flush-mount design for clean, low-profile installation in residential spaces
• 6-inch driver size suited for standard residential room coverage
• Sold as a matched pair for consistent stereo or multi-zone channel coverage
• Part of the Core 3 series, designed for architectural audio integration
• Intended for low-voltage audio distribution systems in new construction and retrofit applications

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style architectural in-ceiling speaker for residential distributed audio and multi-zone systems.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by a licensed low-voltage technician or qualified custom integrator. Power down or de-energize the connected amplifier or multi-zone receiver before making any speaker wire connections. A hole saw or drywall saw is required to cut the ceiling opening to the manufacturer-specified cutout diameter. Follow local low-voltage wiring codes and any applicable building codes for in-ceiling speaker cable routing and fire-rating requirements for ceiling penetrations.