Episode ESS-ENCL-IW-6 In-wall Speaker Enclosure

Product Description

The EPISODE ESS-ENCL-IW-6 is an in-wall speaker enclosure designed to house in-wall or in-ceiling loudspeaker drivers in residential and light commercial audio installations. The enclosure provides a defined acoustic volume behind the driver, reducing bleed between rooms and improving low-frequency performance compared to open-cavity mounting. It is typically installed by low-voltage audio-video technicians or custom integrators during rough-in or retrofit projects. Sold individually, this enclosure is a single-unit accessory suited for new construction framing or drywall cutout installations.

This enclosure is used in residential whole-home audio systems, home theater builds, and commercial background music installations where in-wall speaker placement is specified. It is designed to fit standard stud-bay spacing and accepts compatible 6-series in-wall speaker drivers. Installers working on multi-room audio projects commonly use this enclosure to maintain consistent acoustic performance across zones and to meet isolation requirements between adjacent rooms.

Key Features

• Purpose-built acoustic enclosure for in-wall speaker installations
• Reduces sound bleed between rooms by sealing the rear cavity
• Improves low-frequency driver performance over open-wall mounting
• Designed for single-driver installation in standard stud-bay construction
• Sold as individual unit for flexible quantity purchasing

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style accessory enclosure for 6-series in-wall loudspeaker installations. Verify driver cutout dimensions and enclosure depth against framing depth before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by low-voltage audio-video technicians or licensed contractors familiar with in-wall speaker rough-in procedures. Power down any active audio equipment before running speaker wire through the enclosure. Ensure the enclosure depth clears all electrical wiring, plumbing, and structural members within the stud bay before fastening. Local building codes may govern fire-rated assembly requirements in certain wall types — verify compliance before installation.