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Smaller panel. Big news.

The newest addition to our Sapphire range is the S200, a slimline invisible speaker built for projects where space is at a premium. It takes the core performance of the Sapphire and distils it into a more compact, 200mm-wide form, meaning you can still take advantage of that high performance in spaces with narrow joists.

A smaller panel, by design

The S200 panel measures just 200mm x 450mm, and is only 31mm deep. It weighs 1.1kg, making it easily a single person installation, even when fitted in ceilings. The S200 name alludes to the dimension that makes this speaker such an interesting prospect for installers who are looking to deliver an invisible audio experience where there is very little room to work with.

Built for narrow joists and awkward voids

With certain construction types, such as period buildings or buildings that have used modern narrow construction methods, there may not be voids big enough for the larger form factors such as our Sapphire 250 or Sapphire 375. Older buildings often have narrow joist spacing, and plenty of newer ones do too. This is where the S200 becomes a great solution, opening up high-quality invisible audio in narrow wall sections, slim ceiling soffits, columns and architectural features that would otherwise be unsuitable.

The same Sapphire engineering

With certain construction types, such as period buildings or buildings that have used modern narrow construction methods, there may not be voids big enough for the larger form factors such as our Sapphire 250 or Sapphire 375. Older buildings often have narrow joist spacing, and plenty of newer ones do too. This is where the S200 becomes a great solution, opening up high-quality invisible audio in narrow wall sections, slim ceiling soffits, columns and architectural features that would otherwise be unsuitable.

Specifying the Sapphire S200

As you would expect, the reduction in panel size does mean the acoustic performance is not quite what you would get from our Sapphire 375 or 250. This is an unavoidable matter of physics, but it is not to say the sonic performance of the new S200 leaves the listener wanting. The slimline panel delivers full spectrum, balanced and precise audio.

- The Sapphire S200 Slimline invisible speaker is available now and shipping immediately.

- To find out more, visit the Sapphire S200 Datasheet ,explore the full Sapphire range of invisible speakers or visit the official press release.

- To utilise our complimentary design and specification service, please contact us directly.

FAQ’s

Can invisible speakers fit between narrow joists?
Yes. The Sapphire S200 is 200mm wide and 31mm deep, so it fits within joist and stud spacings that are too tight for larger invisible panels. It’s designed specifically for properties where narrow stud widths are integral to the structure of a building, and cannot be disturbed.
What’s the difference between the Sapphire S200 and the Sapphire 250?
Both use the same Symphony Cell panel and Sapphire exciter technology. The S200 uses a narrower 200mm panel, which reduces low-frequency extension slightly compared to the full-width Sapphire 250, whilst retaining a warm and balanced sound.
How much plaster goes over an Amina invisible speaker?
The Sapphire S200 finishes beneath either a 2mm plaster skim, or other decorative materials while maintaining consistent acoustic performance.
Can the Sapphire S200 be installed in a ceiling?
Yes. At 1.1kg it’s a single-person installation in walls or ceilings, and it can also be fitted into cabinetry.
Is the Sapphire S200 suitable for listed and heritage buildings?
Historic buildings frequently combine narrow joists with structural restrictions, which rules out larger invisible speakers. The S200’s 200mm wide panel fits where they can’t, bringing invisible audio to spaces where the building’s heritage has to be respected. Once finished, there is no visible hardware or interference with the original look, supporting the case for modern audio in historically sensitive interiors.

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