T63LCR 6.5" In-Wall Center Channel w/1" Aluminum Dome Tweeter, Single, Black Series

The BK-T63LCR In Wall LCR (left, center, right) is a flexible in-wall speaker that can be mounted vertically or horizontally into standard stud bays. It makes an excellent alternative to unsightly sound bars and space-hogging bookshelf or floor-standing speakers. Whether used in a dedicated home theater space, media room or family room this speaker provides an elegant aesthetic solution without compromising sound quality. The trimless grill is paintable, allowing the speaker to be as unobtrusive as possible.

With power handling of 200 watts max, Sound Pressure Levels can reach a cinematic reference of over 87dB from 45Hz-22KHz. It can be paired with additional powered subwoofers, such as our Trevoce range, to create an extremely high level of performance with minimum effect on the interior design of your home. Dual, mid-range and bass, 6.5' Carbon Fiber woofers, with oversized magnets and Butyl Rubber Surrounds produce extraordinary mid-range and bass. Coupled with a 1" aluminum dome tweeter providing distortion-free high notes and clear vocals, the T63LCR is a “wolf in sheep’s clothing.”

Features:

• 200 Watts of maximum power handling for reference SPL levels
• Flexible mounting allows vertical or horizontal mounting, suitable for Left, Center, Right or Surround and Height channel.
• Dual Carbon Fiber woofers ensure low-distortion, great-sounding low and mid-range frequencies
• 1" aluminum dome allows for high SPL levels whilst maintaining low distortion.
• Paintable trimless grille blends with the design of any room
• Easy to install with included template
• Gold-plated speaker terminals guarantee no loss of sound quality

Why Go Trimless?

It's really a matter of aesthetic preference. These flush-mounted speakers are hardly noticeable; that is until they're playing. Our trimless speakers do not include the 3/4-inch trim you typically see around in-wall speakers. The micro flange grilles are attached by extremely powerful magnets that stay put for quick and easy installation—adds less visual impact on your architectural audio installation.

Why choose in-wall speakers over regular speakers?

Typically, rectangular in shape in-wall speakers are mounted in the wall and take up far less space than traditional box speakers. Customers love that wires are neatly concealed behind the wall, and OSD in-walls can even be painted to match a room décor. Most in-wall speakers use the wall cavity as their enclosure or cabinet, effectively making each speaker bigger than most floor-standing speakers. In-wall speakers come with special screws (called dog ears) that flip out and secure to the drywall. Custom installation frames (brackets) can also be purchased for a more secure fit or for lighter wall materials that require more support. In-wall speakers are often categorized by the size of the woofer, not the size of the speaker itself.

 What Type of Speaker Wire and What Gauge?

Wiring is not included with in-wall speakers so you will have to purchase some. We recommend our OSD Audio speaker cable that is UL (fire) rated for in-wall and outdoor speaker installs. This type of cable includes a heavy-duty outer jacket approved for in-wall/in-ceiling installation. The high-quality plastic jacket is also very flexible so it's easy to run the wires inside the wall. As for the gauge, for runs up to 100 feet for background music, 16-gauge will be fine. If the run is approaching or exceeding 100 feet, we suggest 14-gauge wire.

What Is Butyl Rubber Surround?

With almost double the shelf life of foam, butyl rubber has been the choice of speaker designers looking to optimize the sound based upon materials that go together. The Surround is just one of the integral parts of the speaker's motor structure. Butyl Rubber gives the speaker more excursion capability featuring a deeper bass with a wider frequency response, and its shelf life is closer to 25 years compared to the foam at 12 to 15 years.

Installation Tips: Carefully plan the layout of your home theater system, as speaker installation requires that you cut a hole in your wall.