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With swivel tweeter and midrange, these in-wall speakers have a versatile design that enhances the sound quality of your home theater. The paintable grilles let you match the speakers to your décor. Each speaker handles up to 120 watts peak power and 40 watts RMS (continuous) power
Great replacement In-Wall speakers
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I needed surround sound speakers. They mount in the wall, are unobtrusive, sound great and were easy for me to install (I already had the speaker wire in the wall, which helped).
I would recommend this to a friend!
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With swivel tweeter and midrange, these in-wall speakers have a versatile design that enhances the sound quality of your home theater. The paintable grilles let you match the speakers to your décor. Each speaker handles up to 120 watts peak power and 40 watts RMS (continuous) power
With swivel tweeter and midrange, these in-wall speakers have a versatile design that enhances the sound quality of your home theater. The paintable grilles let you match the speakers to your décor. Each speaker handles up to 120 watts peak power and 40 watts RMS (continuous) power
Does this speaker fit within the depth of typical drywalls? How do I check if the space between drywalls is sufficient before cutting a hole through?
Drill a small hole. Insert ridged wire, like from a wire hanger to check depth. Then bend the wire to half the size of the speaker, reinsert into the wall and rotate the wire to check that it doesn't hit any obstructions. This method should help ensure you install it between two studs. You must have about an inch of drywall all round the opening to affix to.
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