HyperSound Mounting and Positioning Guide

Modified on Thu, 23 Jul at 2:10 PM

Before Starting Mounting

  • Speakers must be directed only toward the targeted listeners to avoid disturbing nearby employees or customers.
  • Amplifiers and speakers can be mounted separately, for example, in a different room/furniture where other components such as content players are located. We recommend that the distance between the amplifier and the speaker does not exceed 25 feet (approximately 7.6 meters).


For best results, we recommend:

  1. Mounting the system directly above the listener.
  2. Mounting the system on the floor, oriented upward toward the listener.
  3. Mounting the system on a wall, tilted downward toward the listener.

HyperSound mounting options

Mounting and Positioning

A. Table and Wall Mounting

The mounting hardware should position the system at the optimal height with an appropriate angle adjustment capability.


B. Ceiling Installations

HyperSound works well in high-ceiling applications, as it generates a clearly focused sound beam without leakage. Custom ceiling enclosures can be installed directly into panel ceilings for seamless audio integration. It should also be considered whether the listener is standing or sitting. The recommended height range is when the speaker is positioned 3 to 6 meters from the ear of the targeted listener.


C. Floor and Kiosk Installations

The lightweight and slim design of the speakers makes floor applications easy. Customizable floor modules are a simple solution for adding HyperSound to kiosk environments. The speakers easily integrate with the building architecture and do not draw attention.


D. Dual Speaker Assembly

Create side-by-side HyperSound configurations with custom speaker mounts.

Dual HyperSound speaker assembly

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