Hardware
General-purpose loudspeakers. Precisely controlled outcomes.
EDC designs loudspeaker platforms that deliver precision sound in any venue. Each hardware family is engineered around a specific dimension of control — coverage, perception or containment — so the right outcome can be achieved in any space.
Family 01
Software-defined beamforming loudspeakers
Controlled coverage and consistent performance across the audience. SC columns and their slim SL variants, the SQ-90 square array and SS subwoofers.
The S-Series →Family 02
Volumetric Wavefield Synthesis systems
Consistent localisation and immersion throughout the listening space. Designed per project from foundational building blocks.
Volumetric systems →Family 03
Octoid & Quadoid loudspeakers
Broadband containment and highly localised delivery — sound confined to a quarter or an eighth of a sphere.
Coming soonThe S-Series
Nine models. One design foundation.
Every transducer has its own amplifier and processing channel; every cabinet forms up to four beams. Choose by channel count, format and the frequency from which vertical control is needed.
SQ-90
90-channel software-defined square array — the flagship.
SC-30
Compact 30-channel column for space-limited installations.
SC-60
60-channel column — the workhorse for rooms and halls.
SC-90
90-channel column — full control from 350 Hz.
SC-30SL
Slim-line 30-channel column, 147 mm deep.
SC-60SL
Slim-line 60-channel column for wide, shallow rooms.
SC-90SL
Slim-line 90-channel column — full control from 350 Hz, 147 mm deep.
SS-1
Steerable 12-inch subwoofer matching the SQ-90 footprint.
SS-3
Three-driver steerable subwoofer for arrays and arenas.
We normally hold around twelve units of each model in stock; lead times and project pricing come from your distributor or representative. Published SPL figures are long-term peak, dB Leq (linear), for a single cabinet at the stated distance. We do not quote a 1 m converged figure: summing every driver into one convergent beam would give roughly 150 dB, which is not how these cabinets are ever operated.
Selecting the right platform
Choose beamforming
when the primary goal is consistent coverage and clarity across a defined audience area with reduced room interaction.
Choose volumetric
when the primary goal is consistent immersive perception and hyper-realistic localisation throughout the space.
Choose Octoid or Quadoid
when the primary goal is containment, reduced spill, and precise placement of sound to specific regions or individuals.
Next step
Hear what happens when nothing else interferes.
An EDC session is a technical evaluation of sound behaviour, not a sales demonstration. See reflections reduced, coverage stabilised and spatial accuracy preserved — modelled first, then measured.