Episode SIG-58-ICDVC Dual Voice Coil In-ceiling Speaker

Product Description

The EPISODE SIG-58-ICDVC is a dual voice coil in-ceiling speaker designed for residential audio installations. Dual voice coil drivers allow a single speaker to be wired to two separate amplifier channels or impedance configurations, giving installers greater flexibility in multi-zone and distributed audio systems. The 8-inch driver size delivers extended low-frequency response compared to smaller in-ceiling formats, making it well suited for whole-home audio applications where ceiling-mounted placement is required. This speaker is sold individually and installed by low-voltage audio/video technicians or custom integration professionals.

The SIG-58-ICDVC is intended for residential in-ceiling installations where distributed audio coverage is the goal. Typical applications include living rooms, master bedrooms, covered outdoor patios with ceiling structure, and open-plan living spaces where flush-mount aesthetics are required. The dual voice coil configuration supports wiring flexibility across multi-room amplifier setups. This unit ships as a single speaker, so quantities should be confirmed before ordering for stereo pairs or multi-speaker runs.

Key Features

• Dual voice coil driver enables flexible impedance wiring and multi-zone amplifier connectivity
• 8-inch driver size supports fuller low-frequency reproduction in residential ceiling installations
• In-ceiling form factor provides flush-mount, low-profile aesthetics
• Sold individually, allowing single-unit replacement or custom quantity ordering
• Designed for residential in-ceiling speaker applications

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or system-matched component for residential in-ceiling distributed audio installations. No specific compatible model numbers or system families were provided in the product data.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed low-voltage technician or custom AV integrator. Power down or mute all amplifier channels before making wiring connections to prevent driver damage. Verify ceiling cavity depth and framing clearance before cutting the mounting hole. Follow local building codes and NEC low-voltage wiring guidelines when running speaker cable through wall and ceiling cavities.