Episode SIG-36-POINT Signature 3-way In-ceiling Speaker

Product Description

The EPISODE SIG-36-POINT is a residential in-ceiling speaker from the Signature Series line, sold as a single unit. Designed for flush-mount ceiling installation, this 3-way speaker delivers audio across multiple frequency drivers housed in a single enclosure. The 3-way driver configuration allows for dedicated handling of low, mid, and high frequency ranges, making it a fit for whole-home audio systems, distributed audio zones, and high-performance residential installs. Low-voltage and custom integration professionals are the primary installers for this category of speaker.

This speaker is suited for residential in-ceiling audio applications where a clean, low-profile install is required. Typical deployment scenarios include living rooms, bedrooms, home theaters, and multi-room audio systems. The single-unit sale allows integrators to purchase by the piece to meet exact zone requirements. The Signature Series positioning indicates this unit targets performance-oriented residential projects rather than entry-level installs.

Key Features

• 3-way driver configuration for dedicated low, mid, and high frequency reproduction
• In-ceiling form factor provides flush, low-profile installation
• Sold as a single unit for flexible zone-by-zone purchasing
• Residential Signature Series product line targeting performance installs
• Suitable for distributed whole-home audio and dedicated listening zones

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and primary install option for residential in-ceiling audio systems. No specific compatible amplifier models, receivers, or control systems were identified in the available product data.

Installation Notes

In-ceiling speaker installation is typically performed by licensed low-voltage or custom integration technicians. Power to any associated amplifier or audio distribution equipment should be shut off before cutting ceiling penetrations or making speaker wire connections. Work should comply with applicable local building codes and NEC guidelines for low-voltage wiring. Ensure the ceiling cavity is clear of obstructions and that the rough-in diameter matches the speaker backcan requirements before cutting.