Episode represents a premium line of audio products, including speakers, subwoofers, and amplifiers, engineered by Snap One for professional residential and commercial installations.
Episode is a premier audio brand manufactured by Snap One (formerly SnapAV), dedicated to serving professional integrators and custom installers. With a philosophy centered on "Real. Life. Sound.," Episode creates high-performance audio solutions designed to blend seamlessly into any environment. The product lineup ranges from architectural in-wall and in-ceiling speakers to robust outdoor audio systems, commercial electronics, and high-efficiency amplifiers.
Headquartered in Salt Lake City, Utah, Episode focuses on solving real-world installation challenges while delivering exceptional acoustic quality. Their products are typically sold through authorized dealers and professional integrators, ensuring expert setup and support. Whether for a home theater, a multi-room audio system, or a commercial background music setup, Episode provides reliable, scientifically engineered components.
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Episode products are sold exclusively through authorized Snap One partners and professional custom integrators. They are not typically available directly to consumers in retail stores.
Many Episode speakers come with a Limited Lifetime Warranty, while electronics (such as amplifiers) typically carry a 2-year or 5-year warranty depending on the model. Check the specific product manual or the SnapAV warranty policy page for details.
In a 70V system, run speaker wire from the amplifier to the first speaker, then loop out to the next speaker in the chain. Ensure the tap setting on each speaker is set to the desired wattage and not to the '8Ω' setting, as this can damage the speaker or amplifier.
Check the 'Power Mode' switch on the rear of the amplifier. If set to '12V Trigger', the unit requires a voltage signal to turn on. If set to 'Audio Sense', it requires an audio signal. Set it to 'On' or 'Front Panel' to test manual operation.