Groovy Attic Space Sings with Stealth Speakers
By Steven Castle
Hidden Induction Dynamics transducers turn this odd-shaped space into a fun little music room.

Putting audio and video systems in attic rooms can be tricky. There are often sloped walls, alcoves, dormers and all sorts of twists and turns that can make creating decent audio and video a thankless chore.

So what to do with this space, which features an L-shaped area and a narrow hallway to a window? Designed as one of several showrooms in the Mansions and Millionaires Designer’s Showcase taking place through Oct. 30 at the Chestnut Manor estate in Upper Brookville on Long Island, N.Y., interior designers Angela Leva and Suzan Visconti of Leva & Visconti Designs decided to make a funky music and sitting room out of the odd-shaped space.



They enlisted the help of custom electronics distributor Royal Systems to design a system and New York-based Audio Design Consultants to install it.

The signatures in this cool space are a wall-mounted 42-inch Samsung 1080p plasma HDTV and two Induction Dynamics SolidDrives, which are fist-size transducers hidden behind the walls to effectively turn the room’s walls into speakers.

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