Episode ES-CORE-56-IC-DVCS In-ceiling Speaker

Product Description

The EPISODE ES-CORE-56-IC-DVCS is a residential in-ceiling speaker designed for surround-sound and distributed audio applications. Built as a single unit, it mounts flush into a ceiling cavity to deliver clean, unobtrusive audio reinforcement in whole-home systems. The speaker is part of the Core 5.6 product line and is sold individually, allowing integrators to specify exact quantities for each zone or channel in a multi-room installation. Licensed custom electronics integrators and low-voltage audio-video technicians are the primary installers for this type of fixture.

This in-ceiling speaker is intended for residential installations where a discreet, architectural loudspeaker solution is required. Typical applications include dedicated home theater surround channels, living-room accent audio, bedroom background music zones, and whole-home audio distribution systems. The flush-mount design makes it well-suited for new construction rough-in as well as retrofit work in finished ceilings where a low-profile speaker footprint is preferred.

Key Features

• In-ceiling flush-mount form factor for discreet, architectural installation
• Suitable for surround-sound channel placement and distributed audio zones
• Single-unit packaging allows precise per-channel quantity ordering
• Designed for residential in-ceiling speaker applications
• Part of the EPISODE Core 5.6 series for consistent sonic matching across zones

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style in-ceiling loudspeaker for residential distributed audio and home theater surround systems. No specific compatible amplifier or receiver model numbers were provided in the product data.

Installation Notes

This speaker is installed by a licensed low-voltage audio-video technician or custom electronics integrator. Power down or de-energize any connected amplifier or distribution system before making speaker wire connections. A drywall saw and depth-check gauge are typically used to cut and verify the ceiling opening. Follow all applicable local building and fire codes regarding in-ceiling cable routing and backbox requirements in rated assemblies.