Bowers & Wilkins stereo, cinema and architectural speakers, designed, installed and calibrated for custom homes and estates.
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From reference two-channel listening to architectural audio and private cinema, Regent5 integrates Bowers & Wilkins loudspeakers into complete, serviceable residential AV systems.
Reference floor-standing and stand-mount loudspeakers for critical listening rooms and statement residential audio systems.
High-performance towers, stand-mount speakers and theater channels for living spaces, media rooms and dedicated listening environments.
603 S3, 606 S3, 607 S3 and HTM6 S3 support stereo, media-room and theater systems where performance, scale and system value need to stay in balance.
Front-stage, center, surround and subwoofer configurations engineered around room geometry, seating and processor capability.
In-wall and in-ceiling solutions coordinated with framing, finishes, lighting plans and whole-home audio requirements.
DB1D, DB2D, DB3D and DB4S bass systems selected and placed around room modes, seating coverage, crossover strategy and stereo or cinema performance goals.
Compatible amplification, AV processing and source components engineered around speaker load, room scale and listening expectations.
Speaker geometry, boundary relationships, seating, treatments and furnishings considered before final positioning and tuning.
Audio integrated with televisions, projection, streaming, automation, networking, lighting scenes and centralized equipment infrastructure.
Final placement, level, crossover and room-correction commissioning plus future upgrades, troubleshooting and estate AV support.
Where we work.
Regent5 designs, installs and supports Bowers & Wilkins systems across the San Francisco Bay Area and Northern California. Select engagements extend to Santa Barbara, the Los Angeles area, and Orange County. Projects include custom homes, estates, dedicated listening rooms, media rooms and private cinemas, from new construction through upgrades and long-term service.
Yes. Architectural loudspeakers can be coordinated with framing, ceiling plans, cabinetry, lighting, acoustic requirements and finish details. On new construction, we prefer to coordinate these locations before rough-in so wiring and installation conditions are resolved early.
The right amplifier depends on the specific loudspeaker, room size, listening level and system goals. Regent5 matches amplification and processing to the speaker load and application, then coordinates rack space, ventilation, dedicated power, networking and control.
Yes. We plan reference Bowers & Wilkins systems around room dimensions, listening position, speaker placement, amplification, source components, acoustics, power and control. The system can be designed as a dedicated two-channel room or integrated with a larger residential AV environment. For dedicated theater use, Regent5 engineers channel layout, screen and seating relationships, amplification, bass coverage and calibration as part of the complete cinema design.
Regent5 provides Bowers & Wilkins design, installation, calibration and service for custom homes and estates, including new systems, remodels, dedicated listening rooms, private cinemas and upgrades to existing AV systems. Contact the team to confirm project location and scope. Regent5’s primary service area is the San Francisco Bay Area and Northern California.
It depends on the design, so we answer it as a scope question. Cost follows the speaker models and room count, amplification and processing, framing, ceiling and cabinetry conditions, rack space, ventilation, dedicated power, networking, control and calibration. A number quoted without drawings or a site visit would mislead. The right first step is a consultation at the Regent5 Showroom & Design Center in San Carlos.
Yes. We can assess existing speakers, electronics, wiring, racks, networking, control and room conditions, then separate the components worth retaining from the parts that should be upgraded or recommissioned.
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