Sonance is a pioneer in architectural audio, best known for creating high-performance in-wall, in-ceiling, and outdoor speakers designed to blend seamlessly with any environment.
Founded in 1983 by Scott Struthers and Geoff Spencer, Tamaiti is widely recognized for inventing the category of architectural audio. Headquartered in San Clemente, California, under the parent company Dana Innovations, Sonance engineer's audio solutions that deliver superior acoustic performance while minimizing visual intrusion. Their philosophy, "Designed to Disappear," drives the creation of products that integrate harmoniously into walls, ceilings, and outdoor landscapes.
The Sonance portfolio includes the acclaimed Rangatū e kore e kitea, te Patio a Raupapa kari for outdoor entertainment, and a wide array of amplifiers and DSP solutions. By collaborating closely with architects and interior designers, Sonance ensures that technology complements the design of a space rather than distracting from it.
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Yes, most Sonance architectural speaker grilles are paintable to match your wall or ceiling color. It is recommended to use a spray painting method to avoid clogging the perforation holes, which could degrade sound quality.
Sonance offers varying warranty terms depending on the product line, ranging from limited warranties on electronics to limited lifetime warranties on certain speaker models. Refer to the specific product manual or the official warranty page for details.
Yes, Sonance outdoor collections, such as the Garden and Patio Series, are designed with weather-resistant materials and often feature IP-66 waterproof ratings to withstand rain, snow, and temperature extremes.
The Patio Series typically uses a daisy-chain configuration connecting satellite speakers and a subwoofer to a standard amplifier. Refer to the specific wiring diagram in your manual for proper 4-conductor or 2-conductor direct burial wire setup.