Acoustic Audio by Goldwood CS-IC83 8” 3-Way In Ceiling Home Theater Speaker System (White, 5 Speakers)
$149.88
Price: $149.88
(as of Jan 08, 2025 10:44:33 UTC – Details)
FLUSH MOUNT IN CEILING SPEAKERS – Wide sound dispersion designed speakers easily integrate with new and existing audio systems, traditional Passive speaker design, simply drive power from your home audio receiver or amp
FULL RANGE 3-WAY SOUND – 8″ High Rigidity Poly cone woofers with progressive spiders and butyl rubber surrounds, Poly Mica midranges and 13mm soft dome tweeters, 3-way passive crossovers for greater fidelity, frequency response is 40Hz-20 kHz with 95dB at 8ohm
EASY TO INSTALL – Pressure lock mounting system clamps tight to drywall, fits round speaker hole size of 9.45″ with a mounting depth of 3.78″, overall size of 10.83″ with spring loaded raw wire connections, durable ABS housings and grills can be painted to match your decor
SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS – Any home audio receiver or amp with raw speaker wire outputs, power from your amp should be no less than 10 and no more than 350 watts per channel, CL3 rated in wall certified raw speaker wire to connect your receiver to the speakers
WHAT’S IN THE BOX – 5 Acoustic Audio by Goldwood CS-IC83 speakers, removeable grills, cut-out templates, instruction manual. Use for home theater surround sound, whole house audio systems, business or retail installations
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Customers appreciate the speakers for their good sound quality, value for money, and easy installation. They find the speakers look nice with a good color and feel. Many praise the speakers’ build quality and clarity. However, opinions differ on how well the speakers fit.
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Nivia –
Excellent quality
Easy of setup, excellent quality and sounds. Fit perfectly.
Martina –
Sounds and looks great
Installed for a client at a urgent care facility. Client was very happy I paired them with a Bluetooth receiver. Crisp clean sound!!You wont be disappointed great value!!
Roman J. Junik –
Great speakers
This is exactly what I was looking for.
melissah –
For the price, its hard to go wrong
Just finished installing them. I went from an older pair of Bose 301âs to (4) celling speakers. Iâm using the setup for ambient background music. Iâm pushing them with a 15-year-old Yamaha receiver. From an overall sound quality over (2) Bose speakers is a vast improvement. I have a 2-story house with about 16â gap between the floors, so once installed they sound good!Proâs:Cost effective (I went with the 5-pack of speakers. Iâm using 4, keeping one on hand in case one fails in the future.)Cons:Just like everyone else here, the front grills need to be redesigned! They are over difficulted to work with! As for removing the grills, I ended up using a tiny nail and worked it around the edge slowly prying the grill off. As for reinstalling? Thereâs no easy way to get them back on! I had one that I fought with for 15 min! I ended using a pair of tin-snips and made a small cut on the edge to take some pressure off the edge as to slide it back on.I would have given it a 5-Star review, but the grill issue needs to be addressed. Overall Iâm very happy with them. For the price
A.B.Amazon –
Installed in unfinished basement ceiling
Overall they have decent sound for the cost. I recommend supplementing them with a subwoofer. I got a F12 that really filled out the bass. It was night and day. Great product tho! They were much larger than I expected but it was a pleasant surprise.We’re making our basement look better on a budget without finishing it: Eg. black painted exposed ceiling, recessed rgb led lighting, and of course these speakers. I wanted to paint them black to match our ceiling, it was really easy. Here’s what I did:1. I measured between the floor joists in my basement then I cut five 18.5″x15″ drywall rectangles to rest on top of the i-joist flange. These will hold the speakers.2. Then I routed a 9.5″ hole in the center with a circle jig.3. Flip the drywall over, put the speaker in it, remove the grill by prying it off gently with an awl.4. Put a plastic cover over the cone (I used a cheap 8″ vigoro planter saucer drip tray thing) then spray paint it.5. Remove the speaker, then flip and paint the face of the drywall. Repeat this for all the speakers.6. Paint all the grills.7. Mount the speaker in the drywall rectangle, tighten until you feel resistance then back it out a turn (if you look at the clamps on the back, see that they’re not tightened so much that they’re angled, they should be at a 90° as much as possible if they’re even a little tight it’ll flex the plastic frame and you won’t be able to get the grill on.8. Put the grills on.10. Rest it up in your joists and run your wire.This was a Sunday project for me, it took me about 5 hours from start to thumping beats in my basement but I wasn’t rushing.
Anonymous 574 –
Shockingly Good Value
I’m not an audiophile, but I am very impressed by these speakers. Seeing the nearly universal positive reviews, despite the low price, I was skeptical, but after two weeks of use I’d say they’re valid: these speakers may be disappointing to the most discerning of listeners, but I doubt that I could tell the difference were I to have spent substantially more.I’m using five of these, all mounted in a drop ceiling, to complete a 7.1 system. I already had the other two speakers I’m using immediately to the left and right of my TV (some Boston Acoustic bookshelf speakers that cost more than all five of these combined), and a low-end Sony Subwoofer. Accordingly, these are mainly being used as center and surround speakers, and with 5.1-encoded programming, that means they’re mainly used for dialog and effects. I could not be happier with the sound — it’s a major improvement from having just the two stereo speakers, and I have yet to have even a moment wondering if the sound were somehow inferior. Instead, I’m struck by how good they sound, and how immersive the experience has been.In terms of installation, I have a drop-style ceiling in my basement, perhaps as old as the mid 1950s, with each tile being one foot square. I used the included templates to cut appropriate holes into some cheap 1/4″ thick panelling that I bought and cut to replace anywhere between one to four of the existing tiles. With a little shimming and painting, I’m very happy with how it all turned out. And, I’m definitely glad that I went with ceiling speakers for this project; we have three young kids who rage in our basement, and I love that the speakers are all up and out of the way with not visible wires or protrusions to be hit by the occasional flying football!
Parris Rodgers –
Big Sound for the money.
My company installs these all the time for our Home Theater packages. Sound better than most of the expensive products plus it saves the customers money. Easy to install and work with most amps. Sounds better with a decent subwoofer.
Neville Ashleigh –
I thought that for the money I paid, these would be a little shoddy….NOT the case at all. They are well made, easy to install and sound excellent. The front screens are a pain in the neck to get back on when the speaker is mounted, but patience will prevail.Honestly, these are really good. I’m thrilled to pieces. Such good value for money.
Peter Anoussos –
Donât be fooled by the price!! These speakers are awesome!!! Excellent sound. Comparable or better than known brands. Do not hesitate to buy. Excellent service by seller. One speaker broken during shipping but replaced without hesitation.
Anthony –
Excellent product,easy to install
Nick N. –
Solid built, not installed yet.Looks very good design and materials.
Alejandra Pena –
Love them….great prize amazing sound.