Yamaha NS-IW560C 8" 2-Way In-Ceiling Speaker System for Custom Installations (White)

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Yamaha NS-IW560C 8" 2-Way In-Ceiling Speaker System for Custom Installations (White) Features 8" Kevlar cone woofers 1" titanium swivel dome tweeter 150-Watt maximum input capability High-capacity, high-quality customized crossover network 2 per package Yamaha NS-IW560C 8" 2-Way In-Ceiling Speaker System for Custom Installations (White) Overviews Versatile In-Ceiling Speaker System Brings Together Superior Sound Quality and Easy Installation for the Custom Professional Related Products Yamaha NS-IW660 3-Way In-Wall Speaker System for Custom Install, White Yamaha NS-IW960 6.5" 2-Way In-Wall Speaker System for Custom Installations (White) Yamaha YST-SW315 10-Inch Digital Pro Series Subwoofer (Black) Yamaha YDS-11SL Universal iPod Dock for Select Yamaha Home Theater Receivers GLS Audio Black Chrome Series Gold Connector Banana Plugs - 20 Pack (10 Reds & 10 Blacks) Customer Review Best Customer Review : Sound I would like to start off by saying that I am not an audiophile. That said I think that these speakers are awesome surround speakers. If you are looking for speakers that would go with your mid level surround sound system these are perfect. If you are dropping a few thousand dollars on surround sound then I dont think these are your style but you would probably already know that. Also I'm not sure that these would be very good for the front surround speakers. I have JBL floor stand speakers up front. (Its hard to beat a decent set of floor stand speakers)<- strictly opinion Installation As far as installation goes it took me 4 hours to run the speaker wire through the wall and ceiling but once that was done the holes were measured cut and both speakers were mounted in about 20 minutes. No nails, studs, or support brackets. You clip the wires into the connection on the back of the speaker place flush against the ceiling in the hole (a template is provided for the perfect hole size) and tighten the screws on the face of the speaker(it has dog ears on it that flip out and hold tight against the drywall). Then just paint the faceplate the color of your roof and they are seamlessly installed. Durability I have had these speakers installed for a week and cant really judge the reliability on experience. I can say that I have had a low level Yamaha surround sound system for the past 10 years and it sounds just as good now as it did the day I got it. Now that Ive upgraded to a mid level surround sound I would hope that with materials such as Kevlar cone woofers and Titanium Dome Tweeters would be able to stand the test of time and the massive amount of abuse that I plan on inflicting to these speakers.