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Old 18-10-2001, 6:03 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Try a pair of B&W CCM65's, they a great speakers, better then the Linn's for Home Cinema useage, cost around £270.
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Old 18-10-2001, 11:21 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Red face Decent cieling speakers

I have been looking around for some decent cieling speakers for a while but havent had much luck. Has anyone got any good ones that they would recommend ?

I have also heard that packing the ceiling cavity behind the speakers can give you a better quality of sound, does anyone know if this is true ?

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Old 18-10-2001, 11:53 PM   #3 (permalink)
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WHAT SORT OF PRICE RANGE ARE YOU LOOKING AT?
A PAIR OF CEILING SPEAKERS I LIKE PERSONALLY ARE THE LINN DISKREET, WHICH ARE ONLY ABOUT £200.00.
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Old 19-10-2001, 2:18 PM   #4 (permalink)
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You can get ceiling speakers from Amina, wharfedale and Tannoy. http://www.flat-speaker.co.uk
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Check out the M&K SW-85 in-wall speakers. I'm not sure how much they cost but they are definitely the business - in fact I've lost count of the number of times I've seen them used in professional home cinema installations as featured in various HC magazines.

Their website is http://www.mksound.com

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I have also heard that packing the ceiling cavity behind the speakers can give you a better quality of sound, does anyone know if this is true ?

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The best way to improve the sound is to box the speakers in the ceiling. It's very easy to do and improves the bass response, and cuts down on muffled mid-range. It is best to give each drive unit around 1 cubic foot of space to breathe in, and you can use something like Dynamat to keep the sound from spreading up-stairs.

Which speakers do you have currently, and are you adding to their system or making a new one?
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Old 21-10-2001, 9:31 PM   #7 (permalink)
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Thanks to all who have replied, you have been most helpful )

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