Acoustic Audio by Goldwood specializes in high-performance home theater audio, offering 5.1 and 7.1 surround systems, in-wall and in-ceiling speakers, and outdoor audio solutions.
Acoustic Audio by Goldwood is a consumer electronics brand dedicated to bringing professional-grade sound into the home. Known for its versatile "Cinema Series" and "Reference Series," the brand produces a wide array of audio equipment including immersive 5.1 and 7.2 home theater systems, Bluetooth soundbars, and architectural speakers designed for in-wall or in-ceiling installation.
Their products are popular among DIY enthusiasts and audiophiles for offering features such as woven-fiber woofers, pivoting tweeters, and paintable grills that blend seamlessly with home décor. Whether for a dedicated media room, a multi-room audio setup, or an outdoor entertainment area, Acoustic Audio provides robust and accessible audio solutions.
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Yes, most Acoustic Audio in-wall and in-ceiling speakers are passive and require a connection to an external amplifier or home theater receiver via raw speaker wire.
Yes, the frames and grills of Acoustic Audio architectural speakers (like the MT-6, CS-ic52, and HD725) are typically white and paintable to match your room's décor. Ensure the paint does not clog the grill holes.
Some models are designed for indoor/outdoor versatility, but standard in-wall or in-ceiling speakers should be protected from direct exposure to water and extreme elements unless specified as weather-resistant.
Yes, passive subwoofers included in systems like the HD725 require a dedicated external subwoofer amplifier to function, as they do not have built-in power.
Power requirements vary by model, but many 6.5-inch and 8-inch series speakers handle between 20 to 250+ watts per channel. Always check your specific model's specifications to match your amplifier ratings.