Invisible Speaker Installations: Where Sound Lives and Speakers Vanish

Moncton, NB Invisible Speaker Installations

Thursday, 24 April 2025

Transform Your Moncton Home with Hidden Audio

In the world of home audio, some of the most impressive speakers are now the ones you can't see at all. Invisible speaker installations represent the marriage of audio engineering and interior design harmony, delivering exceptional sound without disrupting your carefully curated living spaces. At AVAUS, we specialize in bringing this revolutionary technology to discerning homeowners throughout Moncton, New Brunswick, who refuse to compromise on either audio quality or aesthetic perfection. Learn more about the innovative Sonance Invisible Series speakers below.

Sound Without Visual Compromise

Traditional speakers, even sophisticated architectural models, interrupt your home's clean lines with visible grilles and frames. In Moncton's diverse home styles—from heritage properties to modern new builds—these visual interruptions can clash with carefully planned interiors.

Sonance Invisible Series speakers eliminate this problem entirely by becoming one with your walls. These remarkable speakers completely disappear under standard finishes, including paint, wall compound, Venetian plaster, and even wood veneer. Unlike traditional in-wall speakers that require you to design around them, invisible speakers adapt to your vision rather than the other way around.

For Moncton homeowners who value both pristine design and immersive audio, these speakers provide the perfect solution for entertainment spaces, dining areas, and primary living rooms where aesthetics matter most. Whether you're building new or renovating, invisible speakers preserve your design vision while delivering rich, room-filling sound.

The Technology That Disappears

What makes invisible speaker installations so revolutionary is their remarkably thin profile and specialized mounting system. With just a 2-inch mounting depth, Sonance speakers fit seamlessly into various construction types common in Moncton homes, including standard drywall construction and specialized wall treatments.

The engineering behind these speakers is impressive—they're designed to vibrate the actual wall material itself, essentially turning your entire wall into a sound-producing surface. This approach creates sound that feels more natural and spacious than traditional directional speakers.

Once installed, these speakers project sound with an impressive 170-degree dispersion pattern, creating an enveloping audio experience where music flows naturally throughout your space. This wide dispersion eliminates the "sweet spot" limitation of traditional speakers, ensuring everyone in the room enjoys the same quality audio experience. Optional back enclosures effectively contain sound within your desired room—perfect for multi-room installations in open-concept homes that are so popular in modern residences.

Premium Sound, Invisible Source

Many assume hidden speakers sacrifice quality for aesthetics, but Sonance—a pioneer in architectural audio—has engineered their Invisible Series to deliver exceptional performance across all frequencies. The speaker's rigid aluminum chassis and specialized diaphragm ensure years of reliable service without requiring access for maintenance or replacement.

These speakers deliver surprisingly robust bass response for their thin profile, along with clear midrange and crisp highs that satisfy even discerning audio enthusiasts. The technology has advanced significantly in recent years, closing the gap between invisible speakers and traditional high-end audio systems.

AVAUS technicians are specially trained in the precise installation techniques these speakers require, ensuring both perfect sound and a flawless finish that truly makes your audio system vanish.

Experience the Invisible Difference

Imagine entertaining guests in your home with music that seems to emanate from the air itself. Picture the clean, uninterrupted lines of your living space, free from visual technology distractions. This is the reality of invisible speaker installations.