In-Wall & In-Ceiling Speakers
In-wall and in-ceiling speakers offer a modern way to bring sound to almost any space. They integrate into walls or ceilings instead of occupying floor or shelf space like conventional speakers. Our shop offers models in different shapes and sizes, with both active and passive options.
One specialist in active speakers is Lithe Audio, a young company pioneering this category. Its active installation speakers combine an amplifier and streamer, with Bluetooth, Wi-Fi or both. Many of these all-in-one models also offer wired RCA or optical connections. They are ideal for modern users seeking accessible, high-quality audio without selecting and assembling separate components.
We offer passive installation speakers from Lithe Audio as well as established hi-fi brands KEF and FYNE AUDIO. Installation speakers from KEF rank among the finest available, with selected models carrying THX certification for uncompromising home cinema.
For the best results, use suitable back boxes for both wall and ceiling installations. Selecting appropriate installation speaker cables and planning speaker positions are also important.
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List of products
Built-in 2-way concentric speaker with IP64 certificationagainst moisture.
Built-in 2-way speaker with a wide dispersion angle thanks to the uniqueness of the Uni-Q driver
Built-in 2-way KEF speaker with Uni-Q driver and IP64 moisture protection certification.
Built-in 2-way coaxial speaker with IP64 certification for moisture resistance.
Built-in 2-way speaker with IP64 certification, removable rear box, and wide dispersion angle thanks to the Uni-Q driver.
Built-in 2-way KEF speaker with a wide dispersion angle thanks to the exceptional Uni-Q driver.
Built-in 2-way coaxial speaker with IP64 certification.
Built-in 2-way coaxial speaker with IP64 certification.
Built-in 2-way coaxial speaker with IP64 certification.
Planning in-wall and in-ceiling speakers
First distinguish wall from ceiling installation and check mounting depth, cut-out dimensions and structural suitability. Passive models need speaker cable from an amplifier; active models also require the power arrangement specified in their instructions. Plan cable routes, any back boxes and service access before closing the structure. Confirm explicit suitability for damp locations.