GP-4 2 way in-ceiling design Frameless magnetic grill easily disappears into the installation environment Small footprint aesthetically matches can lights High-grade crossover design and driver materials improve acoustic reproduction Swivel tweeter White polypropylene woofer Speaker equalization adjustments to fine-tune the sound Speaker Specifications Speaker Type: In-ceiling, 2 way Woofer: 4 1/2" white polypropylene Tweeter: 3/4” silk soft dome, swivel Power: 5 - 55 watts Impedance: 8 ohms Frequency Response: 65 - 20k Hz Sensitivity: 90 dB (2.83 volts @ 1 meter) EQ Adjustments: Tweeter & woofer 0, -3, -6 Grill Type: Ghost style, frameless Grill Material: Powder coated steel Finish Dimensions: 7.5” (189.04 mm) diameter, 3.65” (92.69mm) deep Cutout Dimension: 6.7” (170.2 mm) diameter

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GG-4 2 way in-ceiling design Frameless magnetic grill easily disappears into the installation environment Small footprint aesthetically matches can lights High-grade crossover design and driver materials improve acoustic reproduction Swivel tweeter White glass fiber woofer Speaker equalization adjustments to fine-tune the sound Speaker Specifications Speaker Type: In-ceiling, 2 way Woofer: 4 1/2” white glass fiber Tweeter: 3/4” titanium, swivel Power: 5 - 70 watts Impedance: 8 ohms Frequency Response: 60 - 20k Hz Sensitivity: 90 dB (2.83 volts @ 1 meter) EQ Adjustments: Tweeter & woofer 0, -3, -6 Grill Type: Ghost style, frameless Grill Material: Powder coated steel Finish Dimensions: 7.5” (189.04 mm) diameter, 3.65” (92.69mm) deep Cutout Dimension: 6.7” (170.2 mm) diameter

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Round shaped architectural speakers are most of the time referred to as “in-ceiling speakers”. This is because these are usually installed into the ceiling to blend in with other typical ceiling fixtures like recess can lights, ceiling fans, smoke detectors, etc.

Most in-ceiling speakers are of the “coaxial” design meaning the tweeter (high frequency) is located on the middle of the woofer (low or mid frequencies) instead of a dust cap. This design delivers a uniform sound that is perfect for speakers placed above the listening area.