High-performance audio that disappears into finished walls and ceilings. Regent5 designs and installs Stealth Acoustics LineaRadiance invisible loudspeakers and LR24W/LR30W invisible subwoofer systems for luxury homes, distributed audio and private theaters.
Invisible audio succeeds when speaker engineering, construction sequencing and finish quality are handled as one coordinated system.
Dual-8-inch three-way invisible loudspeaker design for front soundstages, cinema surrounds and demanding premium rooms.
Three-way invisible speaker layouts for high-quality whole-home music, LCR channels and cinema surround positions.
Full-range and single-panel stereo solutions for living spaces where visible speakers would conflict with the interior design.
Compact invisible speakers for background distributed audio in rooms where wall and ceiling area is limited.
Two-panel quad-8-inch hidden subwoofer systems for cinema, premium distributed audio and rooms demanding deeper bass.
Dual-8-inch invisible subwoofer systems for distributed audio and rooms where a smaller architectural bass solution is preferred.
Reusable placeholders reserve exact speaker locations during rough construction and reduce exposure of finished speaker panels to jobsite damage.
Acoustically tuned, metal, adjustable and masonry back-box options coordinated with framing, fire-rating and construction conditions.
Coordination with drywall, plaster, paint, millwork, acoustic treatments and interior finishes so speaker surfaces remain flat and acoustically appropriate.
Amplifier matching, DSP, bass management, processor integration, measurement, commissioning and service documentation.
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Regent5 designs, installs, calibrates and supports Stealth Acoustics invisible-speaker and invisible-subwoofer 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, private cinemas and architecturally integrated whole-home audio, coordinated from rough construction and finish work through commissioning and long-term service.
They are flat-panel loudspeakers designed to mount into walls or ceilings and be finished into the surrounding surface. Once properly installed and finished, there is no conventional visible speaker grille.
LineaRadiance is Stealth Acoustics’ current eighth-generation invisible speaker and subwoofer family, with updated drivers, Fidelity Glass Advanced diaphragms, tapered Easy-Tape frames and integrated acoustically tuned back boxes on the current models.
The LR430 and LR324 are the most theater-oriented current full-range models, and the LR30W can provide invisible low-frequency support. Final model selection depends on room size, listening distance, output targets and channel layout.
Yes. The current LineaRadiance LR24W and LR30W are two-panel invisible subwoofer systems. LR24W is the more compact option, while LR30W is designed for deeper, higher-output applications including cinema and premium distributed audio.
Yes. Stealth’s invisible subwoofer panels mount into framed wall or approved ceiling locations and are finished into the surface. Because low frequencies can transmit into adjacent spaces, wall choice and acoustic isolation need to be planned carefully.
Many models support wall or ceiling installation. The correct location depends on the specific model, structural depth, listening geometry, finish system and whether the speaker is being used for distributed audio, surround sound or a front soundstage.
The speaker panels are designed to be integrated with normal finish techniques, but finish thickness and material choices matter. Paint and standard wall finishes are common, while specialty plaster, wallpaper, fabric or veneer details should be reviewed against the manufacturer’s installation guidance.
PlaceSavers are temporary preconstruction brackets that reserve the exact speaker location during rough-in. They are useful on new construction because the actual invisible speaker can be installed later, closer to the finishing phase.
Current LineaRadiance models include an acoustically tuned removable back box, and Stealth also offers metal, adjustable and masonry-specific back-box accessories for construction conditions that need them.
They can be, especially when the architectural goal is zero visible hardware. Models such as LR324 and LR430 are intended for premium applications, but room acoustics, amplifier power, placement and calibration remain important to the final result.
Yes. We can integrate them with centralized amplifiers, distributed-audio platforms and smart-home systems, provided amplifier loading, DSP, zone control and networked music sources are engineered correctly.
Yes. Invisible audio works best when locations, framing, back boxes, wire paths and finish details are coordinated during design and construction. Regent5 can work directly with architects, interior designers, general contractors and finish trades.
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