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In-ceiling speakers
In the process of building a home and have decided to put some speakers in the ensuite bathroom and living room/kitchen area on the main floor.
After some quick googling, I am leaning towards the ones below, but I am open to other suggestions.
Is there any reason to go with an 8" rather than a 6.5"?
Was thinking of doing the 6.5" in the bathroom since its a smaller space and the 8" in the living room/kitchen (9ft ceilings).
I will connect these to a Sonos Amp.
Thanks for any input.
RC60i 6.5"
Polk RC80i 8"
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I got these...and prefer them to the RC60s I had. I went 8 inch. Depends on the size of your space and the height of ceilings. I'm happy that I did. Although they are significantly larger in the ceiling. I think I had to do an 11" hole for them?
https://www.monoprice.com/product?c_...seq=1&format=2
Also, I would skip Sonos and get a mult-channel amp and chromecast audios. Much more sophisticated setup.
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agreed on the no sonos. I almost went that route but decided to do a receiver etc. I went with visions brand soundstage speakers and triple sub.
I searched and reviewed and listened to a shit ton and for the price and sound quality out of them, I'm very happy. however, a lot of people have these monoprice ones and haven't been disappointed.
edir: I didn't realize you had the polk as an option, so did I ( albeit maybe not the same model, I don't remember) but I listened to the polk and soundstage back to back and the soundstage blew them away and were half the price.
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for value you cant beat the monoprice gear
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Dont forget Cat6 cable as well while youre in there. One day that cable might be useful for other things besides network.
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Go with Monoprice for the in-ceiling speakers and get all your cable/wire there (plus extras) while you're at it since it's unbelievably cheap even with the exchange rate.
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Went with sets of these and they sound incredible, you can come listen to my setup if you're curious.
https://www.bose.ca/en_ca/products/s...-speakers.html