Regent5 designs, installs and calibrates Sonance architectural, invisible, small-aperture, theater and landscape audio systems for luxury homes and estates, coordinating speakers, subwoofers, DSP amplification and control for discreet, high-performance sound indoors and outdoors.
The Sonance lineup supports visible, minimal-aperture, fully invisible and outdoor audio from one coordinated architectural platform.
Finish-over in-wall and in-ceiling speakers for drywall, selected plaster and other approved surface treatments.
Current in-wall and in-ceiling architectural family with consistent aesthetics, coverage and multiple performance levels.
Dedicated LCR and supporting architectural models for TV rooms, media rooms and immersive theater layouts.
High-performance audio through compact visible openings for detailed ceilings and design-sensitive interiors.
IS10W and dual-10-inch IS10-2W hidden bass systems for interiors requiring no visible subwoofer cabinet.
Concealed bass alternatives for cabinetry, architectural spaces and distributed audio where conventional subs are undesirable.
IP66 satellites plus in-ground and hardscape subwoofers for scalable premium garden and estate audio.
DSP-enabled Class-D amplification with flexible channel configurations, Lo-Z and Hi-Z operation, speaker presets and network-based PowerZone Control for distributed Sonance systems.
Current higher-output Sonance amplification for demanding distributed-audio projects, including multi-channel 70V/100V systems and Dante-equipped models where networked audio is required.
Built-in DSP, model-specific speaker presets and system tuning let Regent5 balance levels, crossovers and equalization around the actual Sonance loudspeakers, subwoofers and installation conditions.
Where we work.
Regent5 designs, installs, calibrates and supports Sonance architectural, invisible, theater and landscape audio systems across the San Francisco Bay Area and Northern California, with project coverage extending through Santa Barbara, Los Angeles and Orange County. Projects include custom homes, estates, media rooms, private cinemas, whole-home audio and large outdoor environments, from new construction through upgrades and long-term service.
We design Sonance Invisible Series, Visual Experience, Small Aperture, architectural theater, indoor subwoofer and Landscape Series systems, along with Sonance DSP amplification and related control and calibration.
Yes, when installed and finished according to the product requirements. They are designed to sit beneath approved finish materials so there is no conventional grille visible in the completed room.
Yes. Current Invisible Series bass products include the IS10W woofer and IS10-2W dual-10-inch in-wall subwoofer, providing hidden low-frequency support without a visible floor cabinet.
Visual Experience is Sonance’s current broad architectural speaker family, with in-ceiling and in-wall products in multiple sizes plus LCR, Single Stereo, Thin-Line, Quadratech and specialty configurations.
Small Aperture is useful when the project can accept a tiny visible grille and wants high output from a compact opening. Invisible speakers are preferred when the design goal is no visible grille at all.
Yes. Sonance Landscape Series uses distributed satellites and in-ground or hardscape subwoofers for even coverage across gardens, pool areas and large outdoor spaces. Current models are designed for all-weather use.
Yes. The scalable 70V/100V architecture makes it possible to distribute many speakers and subwoofers across large landscapes while maintaining controlled coverage and centralized amplification.
PowerZone Connect amplifiers combine Class-D power with built-in DSP, loudspeaker presets, matrix routing and flexible Lo-Z or 70V/100V operation. Regent5 uses that processing to match the amplifier to the selected speakers and balance each indoor or outdoor zone.
Yes. Sonance is the loudspeaker and amplification layer; music sources, room selection, volume, scenes and system status can be integrated into a broader smart-home platform when the complete system is engineered together.
Yes. Early coordination is strongly preferred because framing, wire paths, panel depth and final finish thickness affect performance. The finish trade should understand the approved installation process before the speakers are covered.
Yes. Different Sonance families can be selected room by room and tied to a common audio and control platform, with DSP and amplifier channels configured for the individual speaker types.
Yes. We can inspect speakers, hidden subwoofers, outdoor wiring, amplifiers, DSP profiles, sources and control, then repair, rebalance or modernize the system where practical.