Best In-Wall & In-Ceiling Speakers

The diversity of Yamaha products is so great that there is no way to actually know what its main line of manufacturing is. This Japanese giant was established in 1887 when its soon-to-be founder, a watchmaker and a Western technology fan Torakusu Yamaha, was asked to repair a reed organ. Enchanted by the instrument and seeing its business potential, he later created his own organ from a blueprint. Every detail was handmade. Though his version did not get approved by the Music Institute at the first try, he continued his studying and eventually succeeded. In 1897 Yamaha had incorporated the Nippon Gakki Company, Limited, to be the music instruments manufacturer. The company's logo used a tuning fork as the corporate mark and a design of “Chinese phoenix holding a tuning fork in its mouth” as the trademark. Years went by and the number of products grew more and more. In 1954, led by Genichi Kawakami as a president, the company produced its first Hi-Fi player and started to manufacture motorcycles. A year later Yamaha Motor Co., Ltd. was established to divide the company's directions. Today Yamaha is one of the leading corporations in multiple markets, from music instruments and sound systems to vehicles like motorcycles and even unmanned helicopters. All that — with the usual Japanese quality and durability.

The Yamaha NS-C210BL Center Channel Speaker will enhance the sound of your in-ceiling speakers.

We already mentioned this, but built-in speakers have quite a few advantages. Let us talk about them for a moment more. First of all, in-wall or in-ceiling speakers mean more free space in your room compared to standard speakers. This often means additional comfort! Next objective, important for many users, is the safety and "invisibility". Remember when you needed a number of cords and wires thrown all around the room or in corners? All the times you, or worse, your children, tripped over them. Pets getting tangled in. Even if you were lucky and no one ever fell and injured themselves, there was always a possibility to damage the cords. All this becomes impossible with in-wall and in-ceiling speakers. One more benefit is the bass sound. Unlike the enclosed speakers, here you have all the space around the wall/ceiling as an imaginable casing. And that makes the sound so much more realistic. And, finally, the usability is highlighted by the fact that the majority of in-wall and in-ceiling speakers have paintable grilles making them a universal addition to the interior. Even when you wish to change the room color scheme you don't need to change the speakers — simply paint the grilles anew. Isn't it really convenient?

Polk Audio PSW505 is a perfect subwoofer by the same manufacturer to add to your system.

Polk Audio is one of those American companies that hardly need special introduction or advertisement. It was founded by three college friends, Matt Polk, George Klopfer, and Sandy Gross in 1972 and at first, they produced the speakers with their own hands using an old Victorian rooming house near Baltimore city as a headquarters. They were good and later, the manufacturing expanded as well as the range of products. Yet, the company still follows several principles created at the very beginning of the Polk Audio. That is, all the products are undeniably high-quality and use the newest technology. Polk Audio today is one of the few manufacturers with their own acoustic lab and specific software to track sound parameters. The specialists working for Polk own more than 65 patents in audio equipment, and they still search for more innovations. Moreover, when designing acoustics and audio systems, Polk Audio only uses speakers of their own design. The company is just a bunch of happy enthusiasts who love music, and that is really inspiring. After all, the best things are created by those who need them personally.

Niles VCS100K volume control will allow you to adjust the speakers' volume in the most convenient way.

The Pyle company was established in 1960 and has gained the reputation of being the leading subwoofer and car acoustics manufacturer since. By the end of the XX century, it was hard to find a car fan who did not know the name Pyle and the company's high-quality products. Today, Pyle works in three directions: Pyle Car designs auto acoustics, whereas Pyle Home's activity is centered around home-and-office devices like TVs, projectors, and various audio equipment. The Pyle PDIC60 Dual Speaker System is one of their creations, too. And for the professional users working in the music industry, there is Pyle Pro that creates specialized sound devices. The wide selection of music instruments, DJ equipment, and a variety of accessories is offered to the world by the Pyle Pro. Any user will definitely find what they need from the company's list, and at a good price too.

Pyle Home PVC1 wall mount rotary volume control knob will make it possible to adjust the speakers' volume remotely. It is also installed into the wall.

The Micca M-6S installation is as simple as they come with the built-in mounting tabs; the only thing you'll need is a screwdriver and voila—the tabs grip the drywall and the speaker is attached to a wall. Couldn't be easier, really.

Another nice thing about this model is that it is paintable, therefore, you can take the grills off, cover them with a color prevailing in your room, and then get the pieces back together. Next thing you know is that you turn the music on for your guests and everyone wonders where the sound is coming from. A bit of fun time is bound to happen. However, note that some users claim the process of taking the grills off might not be too easy. Though it is still manageable.

There will be one Micca M-6S speaker in your delivery package when you receive it. This is one of the little drawbacks of this model—they are sold in single units and not in pairs. Thre is an actual reason for that, though: the M-6S is a part of a series of in-wall and in-ceiling speakers created by the Micca company. The series, which is called Media Series, by the way, also includes the also rectangular M-CS LCR in-wall speaker (with the tweeter between two smaller 5.25" woofers) and the round M-6C in-ceiling speaker. Furthermore, there are slightly bigger alternatives to the M-6S and M-6C with 8" woofers. Those would be the M-8S and M-8C respectively.