Acoustic Audio ‎CSiw620 in Wall 6.5″ Speaker User Manual

: June 12, 2024
: Acoustic AUDIO

Table of Contents

Acoustic Audio ‎CSiw620 in Wall 6.5″ Speaker
DESCRIPTION
SPECIFICATIONS
WHAT’S IN THE BOX
FEATURES
CONNECTIONS
PRECAUTIONS
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
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Acoustic Audio ‎CSiw620 in Wall 6.5″ Speaker

Acoustic Audio ‎CSiw620 in Wall 6.5 Inch Speaker-
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DESCRIPTION

Goldwood’s CSiw620 Cinema Series is responsible for the acoustic audio. Due to the fact that they are constructed with the highest level of performance in mind, 6.5-inch in-wall surround sound 2-way speakers are an excellent choice for any home, office, or entertainment room. Each speaker is capable of handling 250 watts of power and features the following components: a butyl rubber surround, a progressive spider that provides greater control and higher excursion capabilities, a 13mm soft dome tweeter that provides detailed high frequencies, and a 2-way passive crossover that provides greater fidelity. Each speaker also has a 6.5-inch poly cone woofer that provides improved motion and higher bass response. Simple connectivity is made possible thanks to the spring-loaded push terminals, and the baffle has a low profile. The housing was created with the goal of facilitating easy installation while also enhancing frequency response. The white grill is versatile and will look good in any interior; also, it may be painted to better suit individual preferences. Along with detailed instructions, this product also comes with a cutout template that may be used to help with the installation procedure.

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SPECIFICATIONS

Brand: Acoustic Audio
Speaker Type: Surround
Mounting Type: Wall Mount
Controller Type: Corded Electric
Item Weight: ‎8 pounds
Product Dimensions: ‎8.88 x 3 x 12.25 inches
Item model number: ‎CSiw620

WHAT’S IN THE BOX

In Wall 6.5″ Speaker
User Manual

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FEATURES

Size of the Speaker:
It is possible that the “6.5” that is included in the model name relates to the size of the woofer or the main driver of the speaker. This is a standard size for in-wall speakers, and it is appropriate for transmitting frequencies in the midrange as well as some bass.
Within-Wall Decoration:
In-wall speakers are designed to be fitted flush with the wall, giving off an uncluttered and unobtrusive vibe to the room in which they are installed. Your room will feel less cramped as a result of this design’s space-saving features.
Design in Two Directions:
The majority of in-wall speakers are built with a two-way arrangement, which indicates that they are equipped with two distinct drivers: one for the middle and high frequencies (tweeter), and another for the low frequencies (woofer). This configuration contributes to the production of a sound that is balanced.
Response to Frequencies:
The frequency response provides information about the range of frequencies that can be reproduced by the speaker. In-wall speakers often have a frequency response that spans a broad range, which enables them to reproduce a wide range of frequencies, including both low and high ones.
Management of Power:
The amount of power that the speaker is able to handle without distorting is indicated by this parameter. It is imperative that the power output of your amplifier or receiver coincides with the power capacity of the speaker.
Impedance:
The impedance of the speaker, which is expressed as a value in ohms, has an impact on its relationship with the amplifier. Check to see that the impedance of the speaker is suitable for use with the audio equipment you have.
Components for Mounting:
In-wall speakers typically come packaged with mounting brackets and hardware, which makes for a simple and straightforward installation process. It’s possible that some models have an adjustable tweeter orientation so you can get the best possible sound dispersion.
To grill:
In-wall speakers generally have paintable grilles that allow you to personalize them to complement the furnishings in your space. This makes it possible for the speaker to blend in perfectly with the wall.
The Quality of the Sound:
A clear representation of high frequencies requires features such as a tweeter made of a good material (like silk or aluminum, for example), as well as a crossover network that has been thoughtfully constructed to provide smooth transitions between drivers.
Instructions for the Installation of:
When it comes to installing in-wall speakers, having clear installation instructions is essential, especially if you do not have previous experience doing so. Installation done correctly offers the best possible sound quality.

CONNECTIONS

On the other hand, I can offer you some general information regarding the types of connections that are typically found in in-wall speakers, which are as follows:

Connecting Points for Speaker Wire:
The majority of in-wall speakers make their connections through the use of normal speaker wire terminals. There are a few different types of terminals, including spring clips, binding posts, and screw terminals. Typically, you will strip the ends of your speaker wire, put the stripped ends into these terminals, and then secure the terminals in their new positions.
Posts for Binding:
Binding posts are a typical type of connection mechanism used for in-wall speakers of a higher quality. They offer a connection that is both more stable and more adaptable for the many various varieties of speaker wire, such as bare wire, banana plugs, and spade connections.
Clips for springs:
The stripped speaker wire is inserted into the spring clip, and then the clip is released to lock the wire in place. This is a more straightforward form of connection than using spring terminals. They are simple to operate and work well with standard configurations.
Plates de Termination:
Certain in-wall speakers come packaged with a separate terminal plate that must be attached to the wall after installation. This plate is where the speaker cables attach, which makes it much simpler to manage the connections while the speakers are being installed.
Coding via Color:
Numerous in-wall speakers feature color-coded connectors or markers to facilitate accurate polarity and wiring. This feature is common. These make sure that the positive and negative wires are connected appropriately so that the sound may be reproduced accurately.
Switches for Changing Impedance:
Some in-wall speakers may feature impedance switches depending on the design of the speaker and the configuration of your system. These switches allow you to alter the impedance of the speaker so that it matches the impedance of your amplifier or receiver.

PRECAUTIONS

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Security in Electrical Systems:
Before beginning to work on any electrical components or wiring, double check that all power sources have been switched off and that the circuits have been de-energized. During the installation process, safety should at all times be a top priority.
Structure of the Wall:
Be certain that you are familiar with the internal structure of your wall, including the location of any electrical lines, plumbing, or other potential impediments, before you cut into it in order to install something.
Positioning of the Speakers:
To get the best possible sound quality from your in-wall speakers, careful planning of their locations is essential. When installing them, try to keep them as far away as possible from corners and other obstacles that could impact the sound quality.
The wiring:
For the installation, make sure you use speaker wires that have been appropriately rated. Check the recommendations that the manufacturer has given for the wire gauge and type. The audio quality and the safety of the system can both be improved by using proper wiring.
In terms of polarity and phase:
Keep the polarity and phase of all of the speakers in your configuration consistent with one another. For each speaker, this requires connecting the positive terminals to the positive terminals, and the negative terminals to the negative terminals.
Compatibility with Amplifiers:
Make sure the amplifier or receiver you’re using is compliant with the impedance and power handling characteristics of the speaker you’re using it with. Audio distortion or even damage to the equipment might result from using components that are not compatible with one another.
A ventilation system:
If your in-wall speakers produce heat, you should make sure they have adequate ventilation to avoid them from overheating and perhaps damaging themselves over time.
Routing of Cables:
To prevent tangling, snagging, and interference with other components, the cables need to be routed and secured in the correct manner.
The importance of Insulation and Soundproofing:
It is a good idea to insulate and soundproof the area around the in-wall speaker cavities in order to increase sound quality and reduce the amount of sound that travels into adjacent rooms.
Instruments for the Installation:
It is important to make use of the necessary installation tools, such as stud finders, drywall saws, and cable fishing tools, in order to limit the amount of damage done to the walls and to guarantee that the installation looks professional.
Equipment for Self-Defense:
Wear the necessary protective equipment, such as safety glasses and gloves, whenever you are working with tools and materials to reduce the risk of injury.
Guidelines and Instructional Manual:
Always refer back to the installation documentation and guidelines provided by the manufacturer. Following their directions will ensure that the speakers are installed correctly and will operate to their full potential.
Guarantees and After-Sales Service:
Make sure you are familiar with the terms and circumstances of the speaker warranty. Get in touch with the customer care team of the manufacturer for assistance if you run into any problems during or after the installation process.
Installation Done by Professionals:
If you are not confident in your ability to perform the installation yourself or if you have concerns about the work that has to be done with electricity, you should think about hiring a professional installer to ensure a safe and accurate installation.