Definitive Technology UIW RSS II Reference In-Ceiling/In-Wall Bipolar Loudspeaker - Each
Rs. 74,000.00
efinitive Technology UIW RSS II In-Wall/In-Ceiling Speaker:
Features
- Ultra-Immersive Sound: Bipolar speaker design fires sound in multiple directions, creating a 360° soundstage ideal for movies, video games, and immersive audio experiences.
- Driver and Radiator Array: Features two 4.5" midrange/bass drivers and two 4.5" passive radiators to reinforce bass output, along with two 1" aluminum dome tweeters for natural, revealing sound.
- Curved Angle Bipolar Array: Curved design helps deliver a balance of direct and ambient sound, perfect for surround effects in home theater setups.
- Sealed Enclosure: Built-in medite (dense wood) back-box for consistent, well-balanced performance and to protect from dust and debris.
- Paintable Frame and Grille: The grille and frame can be spray painted to match any wall or ceiling color without impacting sound quality.
- Easy Installation: Comes with rotating dogleg clamps and wood screws for in-wall or in-ceiling mounting, adaptable for new or existing construction.
- Spring-Loaded Terminals: Heavy-duty gold-plated, spring-loaded terminals support up to 10-gauge wire, ensuring a secure connection.
Specifications
- Tweeter: (2) 1" pure aluminum dome tweeters
- Midrange/Bass Driver: (2) 4.5" polypropylene midrange/bass drivers
- Bass Radiator: (2) 4.5" planar passive radiators
- Shape: Rectangular
- Cutout Dimensions: 9.875" (W) x 11.625" (H) x 3.875" (D)
- Power Range: 10 - 250 Watts
- Sensitivity: 90 dB
- Impedance: 8 Ohms
- Frequency Response: 26 Hz - 30 kHz
Mounting Requirements
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In-Wall Mounting:
- Requires 1.25" of clearance on all sides for lock arms.
- For placement near a stud, the enclosure should be installed against the stud to prevent rattling.
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In-Ceiling Mounting:
- Requires a cutout of 9.875" x 11.625" and 1.25" clearance on two sides for lock arms.
- The enclosure should be directly against two joists or framing material on the long sides for secure mounting.
