Sonance: Architectural Audio for Every Space You Serve

Sonance brings four decades of architectural audio expertise to schools, churches, and commercial install projects. From the low profile PS-C63RTLP that fits beneath HVAC ducting to the high SPL PS-C83RT built for filling large sanctuaries, and the PowerZone Connect 252 amplifier that puts full DSP control in a browser, Sonance gives integrators and facilities teams a complete distributed audio toolkit backed by SoundPro's certified Account Managers.

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Audio Solutions for Schools, Sanctuaries, and Job Sites

Our certified Account Managers will help you configure the right Sonance system for your event needs, factor in your existing gear and setup, and put together a quote tailored to your touring or event application.

You're not just getting a box, you're getting a partner who knows the gear, how it fits with your setup, and what it takes to make the install actually work.

  • Certified Sonance Dealer

    SoundPro is a Certified Sonance Dealer, authorized to sell, support, and configure the full Sonance Professional Series.

  • 16+ Industry Certifications

    Our Account Managers are certified across the major AVL platforms, so you get answers from people who actually deploy this gear.

  • Built for Your Deadline

    Project on a tight timeline? Tell us your install date and we'll work backward from there to make sure the gear shows up when you need it.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What's the difference between Sonance's PS-C63RTLP and PS-C83RT in-ceiling speakers?

    The PS-C63RTLP is a 6.5 inch low profile model with a shallow 4.37 inch depth built for restricted ceiling spaces like beneath HVAC ducting, while the PS-C83RT steps up to a high excursion 8 inch woofer for higher SPL and deeper bass in larger rooms. Both share the same bezel-less magnetic grille, 70V/100V/8 ohm selectable design, and UL 1480 and UL 2043 certification, so you can mix them across a project without any change in look or voicing.

  • Can one amplifier handle both Lo-Z and 70V/100V speakers on the same commercial install?

    Yes. The Sonance PowerZone Connect 252 automatically shares power across its two channels whether you're running low impedance loudspeakers (4 to 16 ohms) or 70V/100V transformer coupled speakers, so integrators don't need separate amps for each zone type. It fits in a half rack footprint, so it's easy to spec into projects where a full 2U amplifier won't fit.

  • How does the PowerZone Connect 252 compare to a traditional distributed audio amplifier?

    The PowerZone Connect 252 is a 2 channel, 250 watt DSP enabled Class D amplifier in a half rack chassis that drives both low impedance speakers (4 to 16 ohms) and 70V/100V constant voltage lines from the same unit, with automatic power sharing across channels. Configuration runs entirely through the browser based PowerZone Control app, so there's no external software or dedicated control processor to install, which is a real time saver next to older distributed audio amplifiers that need separate DSP hardware.

  • What Sonance speaker works in classrooms with limited ceiling depth?

    The PS-C63RTLP was designed for exactly that situation. Its shallow 4.37 inch construction fits beneath HVAC ducting and other obstructions common in school buildings, and the one-piece magnetically secured grille keeps installation fast for facilities teams working through a busy summer or in-session schedule.

  • What's the best Sonance speaker for filling a large sanctuary without exposed equipment?

    For large sanctuaries, the Sonance PS-C83RT is built specifically for that job. Its high excursion 8 inch woofer and pivoting 1 inch tweeter deliver broad, even coverage and high SPL output, and the bezel-less grille keeps the ceiling clean so the focus stays on worship instead of the gear. For even larger rooms, the Professional Series High Output family adds a compression driver design with field adjustable dispersion (120 degrees or 80 degrees) to handle live open microphones and full-range music.

  • What is Sonance's Variable Dispersion Technology on the Professional Series High Output line?

    Variable Dispersion Technology is a field adjustable magnetic collar on the High Output loudspeakers that lets installers flip coverage between 120 degrees and 80 degrees on the same physical unit, without swapping horns or ordering a different model. Paired with an 8 inch high excursion woofer rated down to 41Hz, the High Output family can often reproduce full-range music and handle live open microphones without needing a separate subwoofer, which simplifies both the bill of materials and the install.

Ready to move forward?

Call us at 972-550-0001 or schedule a demo at our DFW showroom and hear it for yourself.