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If you are building a new residential or a commercial structure, or if you’re remodeling an existing property, now is the time to
We feel that there are two ways to go for speaker placement. The first is in social areas where multiple people are gathering. Examples are
To match impedance means to take a group of speakers (usually more than three pairs) and forcing the combined impedance of the speakers
Yes, you can. You can use a window screen mesh or use a piece of batting style insulation as a way to hold the
How do you maximise your home theater experience with surround sound? A customer sent over a great web application that helps with speaker
Lath and plaster can be a challenge, but yes, you can indeed put in-wall and in-ceiling speakers in old homes. However, you do have
There are only a few differences between installing in the wall and in tiles: STRENGTH OR AGE OF THE TILE If you have
Here is an installation guide courtesy of OEM Systems, Inc. They’re the makers of ArchiTech brand speakers. This is a guide with their products
Step 1 Determine which rooms or areas you wish to provide sound, keeping any outdoor areas in mind. This will determine whether you select a
Buying inwall speakers online without being able to hear them is daunting to say the least. That’s why guides such as this Speaker
In-ceiling and in-wall speakers are designed to be installed with as little complication as possible. Manufacturers have pretty much settled on the Dog Ear Mount.
In-ceiling and in-wall speakers are designed to be installed with as little complication as possible. Manufacturers have pretty much settled on the Dog Ear
Rough-in kits / pre-construction brackets are versatile and are inexpensive. However, you don’t necessarily need them. Because the appearance of a room can change
Absolutely! Integrating your computer into your in-wall or in-ceiling sound system is simpler than you think. Here’s how you can do it. First, you
Yes. That is their design. All the speakers have a method of easily mounting into a cutout hole in drywall. They use a sandwich
Of course you can. However, in our experience, the aesthetics are not as nice as a round speaker. No matter what you do to
Ed, Nope, it won`t fit into that hole. The hole will be too large to have the clamps work. Take a look at the
Fred, Nope, just a real installer (like me) who will help you over the phone. > Name : > Fred Defesche > >
Doug, Sure, just treat it as you would ordinary drywall. You`ll have it a little easier as you can take the tile down when
Roger, Sure, a basic speaker selector like this one. Volume controls to match are these ones. Then, if you want to finish off the
David, Sure, start with this primer: https://www.inwallstore.com/kb_results.asp?ID=10 But feel free to email back, I can help with any type of question you may run
Ian, The prep would be to stiffen the baffle surface (the one the speaker mounts to) with some type more firm material in addition
Richard, Yes, the HTI is a very good choice for inwall speakers. Not too much money and just about the best sound before topping
Vikram, Actually ceiling speakers like to see larger spaces, like attics. The 6″ space is fine for the small of the spaces as you`ll
Natalie, Obviously we think it`s very easy to do. You might want download this to see how it looks for you. Let me know if you
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