Monoprice 2-Way Fiber In-Wall Speakers - 8 Inch (Pair) Titanium Silk Dome Tweeters - Caliber Series

Speakers are great and will plan on another pair

Very nice two-way in-wall speakers. Easy install, sounds good with above average bass for this type speaker, especially at this price. Used for rear speakers in the ceiling, and am very pleased with the results.

I sleep they sound just as good as my Polk of the same size

I bought several of these caliber speakers for my 5.1.2 setup. Out of all of them, this 6.5 slim gave me the least headaches while installing it. The templates were accurate, the grills came on/off easily, and the tweeter adjusts well. If I had to do it all over again, I would have just used this particular model for all seven speakers.

The price to performance for this was great. One gripe was the mounting template provided for drywall cut out is completely wrong. I knocked off one star because for someone else, that could make the difference between a speaker fitting properly in a wall or falling out because the hole was too big. Otherwise, sound quality is decent and my receiver even lists the unit as "large" due to the driver size. Grill fitment was less than ideal. Would buy again and recommend, just be careful with the install. Measure twice, cut once.

These speakers are excellent and an excellent value. I am very well satisfied.

I installed 12 of these in my basement project (two different ones for center channel) when they were on sale. Paired with a Yamaha amp, a Klipsch subwoofer and the cheap Monoprice 12" (under $100) sub. Two 7.1 surround systems - one for a projector setup and one for a 4k television. Amazing sound! My brother in law did a system for his own house. He paid thousands upon thousands more than I did, and he said mine sounds as good or better than his does... I highly recommend them. I've been bitten by the home theater bug now. To fill the space (300 sq/ft in the immediate listening area that is part of about 1000 open) my receiver is on -20. It's at the upper end of its capacity - but it fills the space nicely. I don't NEED more, I just now WANT more. I would love more, but would have to spend A LOT more. So in that lift l light, I'm happy with what I have. Another reviewer mentioned to run the screws in the tabs in and out before mounting them. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND DOING THIS!!! Gently run the screws in and out several times. When you put them in the wall, set your drill clutch to a 3 or so. They will snug up well without breaking. For the price I don't think you can beat these. No way... If you have a budget (like most) you will not be disappointed. Be certain to get a bigger subwoofer if you have a decent/large room. I would not go lower than 12 inches 500 watts RMS. One 400 watt Klipsch from Costco was very nice. Adding the second, weaker 150 watt Monoprice one made it wonderful. I'll have to buy another sub for the projector system now, because two are being used on the 4k. Monoprice sells a 15" for about $500. I would trade my two I have for that one. Or, with the money you are about to save with these speakers over a name brand, maybe step up to a monolith sub!!! I can't think of a better way to be introduced to a full, real home theater setup than with these. So cheap - yet so so so good....

The speakers are average sound wise, and very cheap quality construction wise. Almost all of the screws are very easy to break (I have in total bought 5 pair of them) and requires extreme attention . Sounding is average, they are capable of high power.

Installation was relatively quick, would have been completely painless except builder put speaker wire in an electrical box mounted flush to the stud. I didn't want to mess with patching the drywall so I ended up drilling three notches into the stud with a spade bit to accommodate the mounting "wing". If you cut the hole exactly to the size of the template the speaker will fit snugly, but you could actually cut the hole slightly larger(maybe 1/4" total on both width and height and speaker would still cover the cutout completely.(in case your hole is not perfectly plumb). Tweeter is adjustable, but I still mounted them upside down to get a little more boundary reinforcement for the woofer and put the tweeter a bit lower. WAF is great (especially because they are replacing some Polk R15s ) they only stick out about 1/4" , haven't painted them yet and may not. There is a small tool to help you pull the grill off. If you don't see it with the first speaker you pull out of the box, look in the other one before you jury-rig something from a paper clip. ;-) These are mounted in a standard 2x4 interior wall. I should have thought of this previously, but I was surprised by how much sound is transmitted through the drywall and into the adjoining room.

Caught them on sale for $39. Absolutely fantastic after a 50 hour break-in. Crossover control is a nice addition. Fit and finish is quite nice too.

I have installed many monoprice speakers in the past with no problems with the dog ears. Unfortunately the newest models have the worst dog ears. 4 of the screws broke off on the first one I tried to install. The tip of the screws stuck in the dog ear. Now they are not usable. Which leaves me with paper weights instead of in-wall speakers. I have no idea how they sound because I can not finish the install. Be careful with this model. I am not sure if they put these on such a great sale because of the dog ear problems. I still swear by Monoprice in-wall speaker’s. Just not this model.

These speakers have definitely beat my expectations! Install was easy and the sound is amazing! For the price you can’t go wrong. I have these speakers paired with a Sony powered subwoofer the amp is a basic Sony 5.1 surround sound. Will be upgrading the amp in the near future.

Easy installation, decent sound, very good value. I'm not an audiophile, I just wanted good speakers to replace some large box speakers in living room. There is a sound quality tradeoff using in wall speakers vs box speakers but these are very acceptable for what I wanted. The specs list required depth space as 4", which is a bit more than an older 2x4 studded house actually has on interior walls. I needed to scrape a small bit of the drywall from the back area of the speaker to get it to not touch but with the size of the hole to work from it was no issue. Nice speakers.

I just replaced a older pair that I had for nine years with these new ones and they sound great