Acoustic Audio by Goldwood R191 In Ceiling/In Wall 5 Speaker Set 2 Way Home Theater 1000 Watt New R191-5S

Overall: I was blown away by how well built these speakers were and how easy the installation was! I installed them all over my dental office into removable foam ceiling panels and it was so easy due to the speaker coming with an integrated mounting bracket. Just cut the circle, slip the wire through and the speaker clamps down in a few seconds with the help of a phillips head on a drill. Sound quality: The sound is excellent for this specific purpose (high treble, low bass), but I wouldn't be very likely to install these for a 7.1 surround sound experience due to the lack of range. Again, I knew this buying them and have zero regrets. I keep them playing music (on a pretty low volume) all day and have only been using them for a week now but everyone has been so pleased with the sound quality. We usually crank them up to about 70% at the end of the day and jam out a little and even then, they sound great. Installation: Super simple even without instructions if you're techy. If not, follow the instructions on the mildly confusing paper that comes with it. I would recommend using a better quality wire. I set up one speaker with the included wire and it sounded great but then compared it to my InstallGear 14G premium wire and it wasn't a fair comparison. Just solder the wire to the terminals and wrap the exposed metal in some sort of electrical barrier for safety. Excellent product 10/10 would buy again. Hope this helps!

Quality If higher volume speakers are vibrating

These in-ceiling speakers are fantastic. They're very easy to install and come with a good template for cutting in walls or ceilings. I wouldn't recommend the wire that comes with it. It's quite thin. Here's my tips for ceiling mounting: -take one of the templates and find the center. Put a nail through the center. When you have a place where you think you want the speaker, nail up the template. This way you can step back and see if it's in the right spot. Draw around the template with pencil and take the template off. -always check what's behind your drywall when cutting into a ceiling or wall! -use a sharp jab saw to cut out the circular template you've drawn onto the ceiling. Cut just outside the line. The speaker has a lip, so don't be too afraid. Cutting inside the template will make it really difficult to put the speaker into the ceiling. -use a drop cloth or a large garbage bags just under your cutting surface to catch the drywall when cutting. -gently push the screws from the back and the speaker grill will pop out. -test fit the speaker in the hole! It should just fit without forcing, but definitely not super loose. The hole should be completely covered by the lip. Then pull it back out. -while the speaker is out, you can pull your speaker wire through the hole and either add wore harnesses to slip on the speaker's tabs or solder directly. Doing it while outside of the ceiling will make it much easier than crouching in a hot attic. Trust me. -put everything back through the hole and screw it down. You can use a drill, but the screws should be hand tight, not so right it breaks the plastic! Add a powered subwoofer and a nice receiver and you have yourself a very nice speaker system!

These speakers sound great! I have 15 of them throughout my home, powered by a couple nice multi-channel amplifiers that put out 120 watts per zone (stereo pair) and they really sound great. I have two of them in each bedroom, and they are so loud that they shake the floor of the bedroom above them, lol. They were really easy to cut in, and the template worked great. The key is: Make sure you are using good equipment along with these speakers (wiring, amplifier, source, etc.) and they will sound great! I will be buying more for my theater room. Thanks.

I’ll be honest I was very skeptical on the performance of this product due to the price. Truthfully these little speakers have surprised me. The speakers are fantastic for a bedroom if you want to have a home theater in your master so you don’t always have to be in the living room. I wouldn’t recommend the speakers as a living room home theater package but definitely for a bedroom even a patio. Just please understand the speaker have no bass you will have to have a separate subwoofer.