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C563DT

6-1/2" Dual-Tweeter In-ceiling Loudspeaker

Getting started with your C563DT

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Manuals

Owners Manual (English) 3.55 MB

Other

Spec Sheet (English) 23.49 MB

Product Specifications

General Specifications

Height: Cutout dimensions (dia.)

Width: Square grille finished Weight

Depth: Mounting depth

Weight: 2.2 lb (1 kg) / Shipping weight

Features: Includes both round and square zero-bezel magnetic grilles • Round grille finished dimension (dia.)

High Frequency Driver Components: Two 1" aluminum dome tweeters with waveguides

Low Frequency Extension: High Frequency Extension

Low Frequency Driver Components: 6 ½" Micro-Ceramic Composite (MCC) Cone, Cast-Aluminum Frame Woofer

Mounting: C-2 fastening mechanism • Compatible with wall material thickness range

Recommended Amplifier Power: 10 - 130 Watts RMS (per channel)

C563DT

Revel in-ceiling loudspeakers draw upon the same research, resources, and unique perspectives that put all our loudspeakers in a class by themselves. Each model offers a standard-setting low sonic coloration and freedom from distortion over a wide dynamic range.

FAQs & How-Tos

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What is the purpose of having dual tweeters on a speaker?

Speakers will dual tweeters gives listeners the ability to have a single speaker to drive two independent channels, ideally stereo left and right. Dual tweeter speakers are usually used for in-ceiling audio applications. They have four terminals (two sets of positives and negatives) used to plug in speaker wires from the amplifier.

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Which is superior, in-wall/in-ceiling speaker(s) with or without a back-box?

All of our in-wall/in-ceiling speakers are designed to be used in a wall without the need for a back-box. The specs provided are based on no back-box. However, when adding a back-box (really only possible when doing new construction), you will improve the low frequency response a bit, getting a tighter bass response.

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