Ceiling Stereo Speakers -- What A Wonderful Way to Save Space!

Leading audio systems producer Boston Acoustics, Inc. launched a new, three-way in-ceiling speaker system at the Annual Custom Electronic Design and Installation Association Expo 2002, as its newest addition to the company’s VRi™ family of reference in-wall and in-ceiling speakers. The VRi595 speaker system, rising into the same pattern as Boston’s other 8-inch in-ceiling speakers, features a commanding, 8-inch cast Deep Channel Design™ copolymer woofer, a cast 3-½ inch neodymium midrange driver, and a 1-inch aluminum dome tweeter that uses Boston’s Amplitude Modification Device™.

COMMERCIAL CEILING SPEAKER

The original homes of the ceiling stereo speaker were workplaces, airports and eateries. Why are people now buying these speakers for their homes, in place of the usual, efficient and highly affordable speaker cabinets? There weren’t a lot of enthusiasts for wall or ceiling-mounted speakers in the past. However, they do save space, and they maintain the aesthetics of a room.

IN CEILING SPEAKER

Within a home entertainment system, if there were one item that perfectly divided opinion, it would be the loudspeaker. “Perfection” is completely subjective, though manufacturers continually struggle to design the perfect speaker. The good news is that in-wall and in-ceiling loudspeakers are for many manufacturers and their clients, the perfect compromise.It’s easy to see why in-wall and in-ceiling speakers are finding their way into thousands of homes.