Pyle 8” Ceiling Wall Mount Speaker – Full Range Woofer Speaker System
Specifications
- Product Dimensions
13 x 6 x 13 inches - Item Weight
7.1 pounds - Speaker Type
In-ceiling - Recommended Uses For Product
Music - FREQUENCY RESPONSE
60-16K HZ - 100V TRANSFORMER TAPPING AT
8OHM.20W,10W - WOOFER
1X8 - IMPEDANCE
8 OHM - vOICE COIL
1 - RESPONSE
60-16K HZ - TRANSFORMER
100V 20W 10W - PEAK POWER
200 WATTS - Brand
Pyle
Introduction
Any room in your house or place of business will receive stereo sound from the Pyle Pro PDICS8 two-way in-ceiling speaker system without taking up any more floor space. A 100 V transformer is also included for use with high-power systems. Each speaker in the pair is 6.5′ in diameter and has a 1.5′ tweeter cup and a 1′ high-temperature voice coil for a rich, full sound. These speakers have a maximum power output of 200 watts and a frequency response range of 60 Hz to 16 kHz. sold in pairs.
Congratulations You have purchased one of our high-quality Pyle speakers. After the numerous testing and investigation by our prod session al engineers, Pyle Series $PEAKER not only Is in unique design but also could deliver consistently and high performance.
The General Features of the Pyle Series SPEAKER Include
- PDICS8
- 8 WOOFER
- 1 HIGH-TEMPERATURE VOICE COIL
- 1.5TWEETER CUP
- 200 WATTS PEAK POWER
- FREQUENCY RESPONSE:60-16K HZ
- 8 OHM IMPEDANCE
- 100V TRANSFORMER TAPPING AT:
- 8 OHM20W,10w
We do confident that Pyle Series SPEAKER will bring you many hours of enjoyment over the years.
PDICS8
MANUFACTURER’S LIMITED THREE-YEAR WARRANTY
PYLE AUDIO CORR. warrants this unit to be free from defective material or workmanship and will repair or replace this unit or any part thereof fit proves defective in normal use or service within three (3) years from the date of original purchase.
Our obligation under this warranty is limited to the repairing or replacing, at our disa edition, the defensive instrument or any part thereof when it is returned, transportation prepaid to the Pyle Service Center a the address beow. This warranty will be considered void if the unit has been tampered with, improperly serviced, subjected to abuse or misuse, or if installed in a commercial vehicle. This warranty does not cover accidental damage. When returning this unit for service, please include $15.00 for the return postage and handing. Send your unit to:
Frequently Asked Questions
Depending on what amplifier or theater system you will be using, you can use them as regular add on speakers to supplement your existing ones.
No, ceiling speakers typically function as passive speakers, which means they lack internal amplifiers and are powered by speaker cables connected to an external amplifier. Each ceiling speaker is connected to the binding posts on the amplifier to do this.
Ceiling speakers are indeed excellent for playing music. Similar to being at a concert hall or live music event, they have the power to immerse you in a surround audio experience.
It is necessary to connect passive in-ceiling speakers to a receiver or amplifier. Speakers installed in walls and ceilings are typically passive speakers. They are thus not required to be connected to a power source. They just require a connection to a receiver or amplifier that can also serve as a power supply.
In-wall speakers are tuned while they are installed in a wall. This is taken into consideration during the design of the enclosure and the drivers, ensuring that once you install them at home, the system sounds identical to one from a speaker located farther away from the listening area.
Even if ceiling speakers are capable of producing all the bass and low-end frequencies, a subwoofer will be helpful in handling them. Additionally, it significantly improves the overall sound quality of your sound system.
Ceiling speakers often come in either 6.5 or 8-inch diameters. It is not the total size of the speaker, but the size of the cone that is being discussed. For small to medium-sized spaces, the 6.5-inch makes for a very useful and adaptable speaker.
Why won’t the speakers in my ceiling work?
The audio source, the wiring, or the speakers themselves may be the issue. You could swap the connections at the source, like disconnect a working connection and attach it to the problem speaker to see if it works — if it does then the source is the problem.
Use a flat-head screwdriver to disengage any retention clips securing the speaker assembly to the mounting system in the ceiling. Carefully pull the speaker out of the ceiling slightly. Remove the speaker fully from the ceiling after unplugging the audio cords from the speaker’s back.
