JBL Professional CONTROL 42C Ultra-compact Satellite Loudspeaker Operational Guide
- June 4, 2024
- JBL Professional
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JBL Professional CONTROL 42C Ultra-compact Satellite Loudspeaker
Specifications
- Model Name: CONTROL 42C
- Speaker Type: Subwoofer
- Mounting Type: Ceiling Mount
- Color: White
- Item Weight: 5 pounds
- Product Dimensions: 4 x 8.5 x 7 inches
- Item model number: CONTROL 42C
Product Descriptions
Designed to be used with the control 40CS/t in-ceiling subwoofer, the CONTROL 42C is an ultra-compact, in-ceiling satellite loudspeaker. The CONTROL 42C offers an incredibly strong and natural sounding subwoofer-satellite system when paired with the control 40CS/t. This system is ideal for applications demanding wide bandwidth and exceptional audio performance with little visual effect.
Features
- Compact Loudspeakers, sold as a pair, JBL Professional Control 42C Ultra-compact Satellite.
- Ceiling speaker with coaxial cable.
- Consistent bass coverage.
- Loudspeaker on a High Ceiling.
- High-Performance Subwoofer.
- Loudspeaker with a low profile.
- Small, Inconspicuous Size
- High-Definition Audio for Satellite Subwoofer Systems
- Modern industrial style complements any decor
- pattern of very broad 160° coverage
- Integrated back can allows simple installation of “blind-mount”
How do in-ceiling speakers work?
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.
Warranty and Support
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Frequently Asked Questions
How far should speakers be mounted from the ceiling?
From 18 to 24 inches
We advise keeping in-wall and ceiling speakers at least 18 to 24 inches away
from one another.
How do I use my ceiling speakers to play music?
Get a multi-zone AV receiver, and then connect speaker cords from that amp to each speaker. Your home audio environment will be simplified if you choose an AV receiver with Bluetooth and WiFi built-in.
Are ceiling speakers wall-mountable?
It is possible to install in-ceiling speakers in walls, and they will sound quite similar to in-wall speakers. The size is the main distinction that you’ll see. Usually larger, in-wall speakers than in-ceiling speakers.
Must speakers installed in ceilings be enclosed?
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 do ceiling speakers function?
No, ceiling speakers normally perform as passive speakers, which means they are driven by speaker wires connected to an external amplifier because they lack inbuilt amplifiers. To do this, the binding posts on the amplifier are linked to each ceiling speaker.
Do ceiling speakers play music well?
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.
When ought ceiling speakers to be used?
Ceiling speakers may be utilized in a single room or a number of rooms. They can be used to produce sound that moves easily around a number of rooms, such as the background music at a large party. If you enjoy entertaining, you’ll appreciate the adaptable, unobtrusive surround sound experience they offer both indoors and outside.
How are ceiling speakers linked to televisions?
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. 1) The majority of contemporary TVs no longer have analogue outputs, most frequently the 3.5 mm headphone socket.
Do ceiling speakers work well?
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.
Do my ceiling speakers need a subwoofer?
Do ceiling speakers require a subwoofer? 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.
Do my speakers require an amplifier?
No amplifier is required. If whatever you use to listen to music can achieve that on its own: a lack of power isn’t one of your difficulties. An amplifier’s duty is to raise the power output of your source to the level you want. You may now stop reading and continue listening to your favourite podcasts!
How do Bluetooth speakers in ceilings operate?
Bluetooth ceiling speakers are often wirelessly managed by a smartphone or other internet-connected device. The Bluetooth chip in the speaker will receive the content from the smartphone and play it through the speaker.
How can I connect my amp to my ceiling speakers?
Make a hole for the wires by drilling.
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.
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 metres, and two pairs in places that are larger than 5 x 5 metres will provide a more balanced sound.
Ceiling speakers are acceptable for surround sound.
We appreciate you asking. Naturally, “yes” is the response. To add that immersive extra layer of sound, simply point your in-ceiling stereo speakers in the desired location before configuring your system.