Pyle PWRC53 5.25’’ In-Wall/In-Ceiling 2-Way Speakers User Manual

Pyle PWRC53 5.25’’ In-Wall/In-Ceiling 2-Way Speakers

Specification

• Product Dimensions
  2.76 x 7.72 x 2.96 inches

• Item Weight
  1.66 pounds

• Item model number
  PWRC53

• Other display features
  Wireless

• Included Components
  Ceiling Speaker

• Speaker Type
  Passive

• Mounting Type
  Ceiling Mount, Wall Mount

• Surround Sound
  2.0

• Recommended Uses For Product
  Music

Technical Specs

• Maximum Power Output: 300 Watts
• Type of Speaker: Passive
• Round or circle-shaped speaker style
• 80Hz–20kHz frequency response
• 8 Ohms of impedance
• Attenuation: 87 dB
• Diameter of cutout: 7.04 inches
• Installation Depth: 2.83 inches
• The overall speaker measures 8.11″ in diameter by 2.99″ in depth.

What’s included

• (2) 5.25’’ -inch Speakers
• (2) Magnetic Speaker Grills
• Cut-Out Template

Product Description

Dual 5.25″ Pyle In-Wall / In-Ceiling Speakers – Magnetic Grilled 2-Way Full Range Stereo Speaker System (300 Watt) – In-Ceiling / In-Wall Speaker System – Any Flat Surface Universal Flush Mount – A flat and thin, removable speaker grill – Easy-to-use magnetic speaker grill Attaches and detaches quickly – Polypropylene Cone with Rubber Edge – 1/2″ High Compliance Polymer Tweeter – 2-Way Full Range Stereo Sound Reproduction – Cut-Out Template for Easy Installation – Built-in Clamp Mounting brackets of the -Type – Perfect for Custom Audio Applications – Nature-Friendly ABS Construction Used in the Home, Office, and Business Contains in the Box: 2.5.25″ speakers, 2.Magnetic speaker grills, and a cut-out template.

Features

• Flat & Thin, Slim-Style Removable Speaker Grille
• Universal Flush Mount for Any Flat Surface
• In-Wall / In-Ceiling Speaker System
• Utility Magnet Speaker Grill Used for Home, Office, and Business
• Quickly Attaches / Detaches
• 2-Way Full Range Stereo Sound Reproduction
• 1/2″ High Compliance Polymer Tweeter
• Polypropylene Cone with Rubber Edge
• Cut-Out Template for Easy Installation
• Integrated Clamp-Type Mounting Brackets
• Natural Friendly ABS Construction
• Perfect for Custom Audio Applications

Active and Passive side

Power Supply Connection

FAQ’s

How do ceiling speakers function?

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. To do this, connect each ceiling speaker to the binding posts on the amplifier

Which is better, mono or stereo ceiling speakers?

IMPORTANT: The majority of conventional ceiling speakers are referred to as “mono,” which means they only emit the left or right channel of sound. This implies that in order to form a left and right stereo pair, they should only be utilized in conjunction with a second mono ceiling speaker.

Do in-ceiling speakers work for surround sound?

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 sound experience

Can I connect the ceiling speakers to the TV?

Every TV will have some sort of connected audio output. It will most likely be a digital optical output presently. You can enjoy TV sound through your ceiling speaker system by connecting an analogue cable from your TV to the amplifier, plugging it in, and setting your TV to line output.

Do you need to cover in-ceiling speakers?

Yes. The sound quality of your in-ceiling speakers will be diluted if a back box is not installed, and this will cause noise pollution in other rooms in your house.

How can I connect my amp to my ceiling speakers?

Get to work!
For the wires, drill a hole.
Make sure the amplifier is unplugged and turn off your breaker.
Put the wires in.
Start attaching the wires to the ceiling speakers’ terminals.
Take the opposite side of the wires and attach it to the amplifier’s terminals.
Try it by turning on your breaker.

Why aren’t my speakers in the ceiling working?

The audio source, the wiring, or the speakers themselves may be the issue. To test if the source is the issue, you could switch the connections at the source. For example, unplug a connection from a speaker that is working and attach it to the problematic speaker.

Why aren’t my ceiling speakers working?

The problem could be with the speakers themselves, the wiring, or the audio source. You could change the connections at the source to see whether the source is the problem. For instance, connect the malfunctioning speaker with the connection that was previously plugged into a working speaker.

How can I safeguard the ceiling speakers?

Back up into the attic to complete the wiring after placing the speakers in the holes. Take the boxes, fold up one end, and tape it in place. When wiring the speakers, take the boxes up to the attic and set one box on top of each speaker. After that, reposition some insulation over the boxes.

How far apart should speakers in the ceiling be?

If the speakers are too far apart, the music will play in some areas of the room too loudly and in others too softly. In larger rooms, use two speaker pairs for balanced sound. We advise keeping in-wall and ceiling speakers at least 18 to 24 inches away from one another.

Do speakers in the ceiling have bass?

There is never a bass response point and a background sound field with in- ceiling speakers. They are designed for the atmosphere. my opinion

Will a subwoofer fit in the ceiling?

If an in-ceiling subwoofer that is mounted in the middle of a wall (or ceiling) is moved up the wall (across the ceiling) until it is next to the ceiling, it will gain 3dB of bass (wall). The speaker can then be placed in the corner, where the intersection of three surfaces occurs, to add 3dB more bass.

Should I cover the ceiling speakers?

I learned through my research that built-in speakers frequently have a negative rap. Further investigation revealed, however, that whether or not a back box was fitted was the most likely cause of the sound quality problem. Do in-ceiling speakers, therefore, require a backbox? Yes.

How are ceiling speakers linked to televisions?

The cable of Connection: It will most likely be a digital optical output presently. You can enjoy TV sound through your ceiling speaker system by connecting an analogue cable from your TV to the amplifier, plugging it in, and setting your TV to line output

How many ceiling speakers are required for each space?

As a general rule, we advise using one pair of ceiling speakers in rooms that are larger than 3 × 3 meters, and two pairs in places that are larger than 5 x 5 meters will provide a more balanced sound.

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