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Topic # 98541 1-Mar-2012 11:38
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What brands are good when it comes to in-wall speakers?  Any recommendations?

I want one set for surround sound in the lounge, and maybe another set for a second zone.  Not sure if I should go with speakers that are truly in wall or should I just look at mounting book shelf's or some sort of semi-recessed speaker?


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  Reply # 589025 1-Mar-2012 18:56
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I have a set in my lounge. I went with rectangle in-wall models with 8 inch drivers.

I was going to go with 7 speakers but decided it was overkill so have a couple spare if you decide you want to go that way.

Sound quality is very good, not as good as a decent set of full size front speakers but still very good.

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  Reply # 589043 1-Mar-2012 19:41
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Hi, I have installed a modest number of units from JA Audio the products are good quality and priced very keenly, and they are good to deal with.

http://www.jaaudio.co.nz/

Cyril

 
 
 
 


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  Reply # 589130 1-Mar-2012 23:46
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Hills do a range too.

http://www.hillshomehub.com.au/cattleprod/products/A2100SPK

With any cheaper option though, I'd highly recommend a receiver with a mic setup to electronically compensate with responses that could be all over the place.



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  Reply # 589210 2-Mar-2012 09:27
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Jaxson: Hills do a range too.

http://www.hillshomehub.com.au/cattleprod/products/A2100SPK

With any cheaper option though, I'd highly recommend a receiver with a mic setup to electronically compensate with responses that could be all over the place.


Thanks.  Receiver has the mic setup thing if I can find it somewhere in a box :)

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  Reply # 589245 2-Mar-2012 10:33
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Some very similar info:

http://www.geekzone.co.nz/forums.asp?forumid=34&topicid=96897


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