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Episode ES-ESS-GRLXSQ-IC-8 Bezel-less Square Grille  for 8", In-Ceiling Speakers and 6", Point Speakers (Each)
Episode ES-ESS-GRLXSQ-IC-8 Bezel-less Square Grille  for 8\\", In-Ceiling Speakers and 6\\", Point Speakers (Each)
Episode ES-ESS-GRLXSQ-IC-6 Bezel-less Square Grille for 6" In-Ceiling Speakers
Episode ES-ESS-GRLXSQ-IC-6 Bezel-less Square Grille for 6\\" In-Ceiling Speakers
Episode ES-ESS-GRLXRND-IC-8 Bezel-less Round Grille for 8" In-Ceiling Speakers
Episode ES-ESS-GRLXRND-IC-6 Bezel-less Round Grille for 6" In-Ceiling Speakers
Episode ES-ESS-GRLXREC-LCR-6 Bezel-less Rectangle Grille for 8" In-Wall Speakers
Comprehensive VGA15P-P-25HR/A Pro AV/IT Integrator Series Certified VGA with Audio HD15 Pin Plug to Plug Cable, 25'
Viking 40TB-IP VOIP Ceiling Speaker with Talk-Back and Bluetooth
Viking 40-IP IP Ceiling Speaker for SIP Endpoint or Multicast Paging
Viking 35AE Ohm Ceiling Speaker with Volume Control, 6W, White
Viking 30AE Ohm Ceiling Speaker, 6W, White
Honeywell Analytics CBL-VB-CAM-2 USB Video Cable for Honeywell Cameras

Residential AV Equipment for Home Audio & Video

Explore residential AV equipment for home audio and video for home theaters, media rooms, multi-room entertainment and integrated residential systems. This collection brings together audio components, displays, projectors, AV racks, connector cables and video-distribution products, making it easier to compare products by application rather than model name alone. Whether the project is a new build, an upgrade or a replacement, the right component should fit the surrounding system and the way it will be used.

Plan the Right Residential AV Equipment for Home Audio & Video for Your Project

Choose by system requirements first. Key points to compare include room size, source and display needs, speaker configuration, control, network connectivity, rack space and future expansion. For retrofit work, document the equipment already installed and verify interfaces before changing components. That approach helps avoid purchasing hardware that is technically capable but not appropriate for the specific installation.