- Ceiling Speaker Reviews -

The Klipsch CDT speaker line consists of three different sizes at different prices and sizes. Today we are reviewing the Klipsch CDT-5800-c-ii the flagship with its large adjustable tweeters and drivers. How does it perform? How easy is it to install? Should you buy this over the cheaper models in the lineup?

I just got done testing a new install of the Micca M-8S, and to say I was impressed would be an understatement. This is a big and bold 8-inch driver two-way in-wall speaker that we will be reviewing today, and it’s here to take on the likes of Klipsch, Bose, and Polk Audio for your hard-earned cash.

We found ourselves with the Polk Audio 265RT and thought it was worth writing a review. Designed to be mounted on a wall in a seamless fashion, they work well to create a seamless audio integration in your home.

This is a review of the Polk Audio 80 F/X-LS in-ceiling speaker and trust us, if you are looking for a premium in-ceiling audio experience that costs hundreds less (and sounds better) than Bose’s Invisible 791, you should take notice.

The Monoprice 6816 is a set of three-way in-wall speakers designed to be used as part of a home theater system. They feature three drivers with a large woofer capable of delivering deep bass.

While I won’t be advising them for home use after reviewing these Pyle PDIC81RD ceiling speakers, they do still have some good points. Inexpensive and robust, they can work well in offices and industrial settings without breaking the bank.

The Herdio HCS418 impressed me during our time with them. For a ceiling speaker that is both good qualities and sounds good, we just couldn’t believe how low the price was. Read more in our full review.

The Klipsch CDT-3650-C II in-ceiling speaker is the entry-level model in the CDT line. However, despite the low price it still offers incredible performance for the money. In this review, we test the durability and sound as well as compare them with the similarly priced competition.

The GoldWood Acoustic Audio R191 is one of the best-value ceiling speaker bundles on the market. In this review, we take a look at the build, design, and sound as well as compare them to other popular models at this price point.

The Bose Virtually Invisible 791 In-Ceiling Speakers II is an overpriced, underperforming set of in-ceiling speakers from one of the biggest brands in home audio. With an RRP of $599 for a set of two speakers, they certainly push the limits of what I think is “worth it”.

Herdio has put together an awesome speaker package for those looking for an inexpensive yet good-sounding speaker system. 4 Herdio HCS-528 speakers and two amplifiers bundle for a mind-blowing price. Check out our review to see how they performed.

In today’s review, we are testing and rating the Polk Audio 255c-RT in wall speaker. it will be our second in wall unit we have tested this month and still a product category fairly new to us. We will do our usual instalation in the test studio and share our opinions

The Polk Audio RC80i is the cheaper yet still very capable model in Polks Premium ceiling speaker line. It takes a lot from the more expensive MC80 speakers and with its big 8-inch driver hits hard in the lows.

Cheap can be good and in this review of the Acoustic Audio CS-IC83 ceiling speakers we are going to show you just how good cheap can be.