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ICE840TT High Definition Pro Stereo 8" Ceiling Speaker

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This moderately priced but sturdy single speaker is perfect for home theaters and whole house audio. Enjoy totally dialed in sound with an 8" polypropylene cone with butyl rubber surround. Two pivoting 3/4" silk dome tweeters serve up crisp high notes and dual 16-ohm voice coils can be switched for 16-ohm stereo operation or 8 ohm mono bridged setup.

For a retrofit installation, no construction bracket is needed.

Woofer: 8" polypropylene cone with butyl rubber surround
Tweeter: Two pivoting 3/4" silk dome tweeter
Dual 16 ohm voice coils; switch for 16 ohm stereo operation or 8 ohm mono bridged setup
Power handling: 175W
Frequency Response 36Hz - 22kHz
Sensitivity 89db
Impedance: 8 ohms
Unit Dimension: Diameter 11 3/4"
Cut-Out Diameter: 9 5/16"
Mounting depth (assuming .5" drywall): 3 5/8"
10-year warranty
Weather-resistant design includes powder-coated aluminum grille that will not rust
New Construction Bracket Model NCCB8

ICE840TT High Definition Pro Stereo 8" Ceiling Speaker

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Question: I am considering your OSD-ICE840TT speaker for my bathroom. I want to confirm that I can hook up both the L and R channels from my conventional stereo to this single speaker, using bare wire connections (not RCA plugs).
Answer:
Yes you can connect both Left and Right output from your amp to this single stereo speaker. And it use bare wire connection not RCA type.

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6 users rated 4.8 out of 5 stars

Speaker is very easy to install (even for the technically inept like myself), looks great, and sounds much better than my expectations for a speaker in this price range. Just be mindful of correct wire polarities, but otherwise this was a virtually effortless project to install in my bathroom ceiling. - BobG

Great speaker for the price!!! Sounds as good as my $400 sonace - gooney guy

I highly reccomend OutdoorSpeaker depot. My purchase arrived within several days of ordering (no need to pay for express shipping.) The items were professionaly boxed and thoroughly protected. I am having a house custom built and will be ordering all audio items form them. I havent had to use customer service; but I would imagine they would be responsive. Great company... JT Orlando, FL - JT

Definitely one of the best deals on the Internet! Great sounding, easy mounting, and quick shipping! Would buy again. - VM

Great speaker! I just put it in a master bathroom and am very impressed. It sounds clear and the bass is very good. - Brandon

Awesome speaker, and the installation was a snap. - Larry

By Darren McCarthy from Dubuque, Iowa on November 21, 2011

I bought the ICE840TT High Definition Pro Stereo 8" Ceiling Speaker and hooked up both the right and left channels using to two speaker cables (black/red). I have a Sony STR - DE715 receiver, the speaker sound great for a while and then my receiver blew a fuse. I have a feeling that I should have set the Ohm switch on the back of the speaker to 16? .....I think I left it 8 Ohm. I am hoping that the only damage done is the blown fuze? Can you give me some insight on what I should have for settings, as far as the speaker/receiver?

Thanks Darren

By Customer Service - Q&A on November 21, 2011

Answer:

When connecting both voice coils, the speaker should be set to 16 Ohms. With both wired in parallel, you divide the impedance by 2, equaling 8 Ohm which is what the typical A/V receiver likes to see. When in the 8 Ohm setting with both voice coils connected, the receiver sees a nominal 4 Ohm load. Music can be very dynamic and the impedance changes constantly lower and higher. When it goes even lower than the 4 ohm for an extended period, the receiver will have issues (like blowing fuses).The 8 Ohm setting is when you use two of these speakers and only connect one voice coil per speaker, wiring two of the speakers as a stereo pair. The advantage to this setup is the dispersion pattern of the dual tweeter that provides a wider sound.

TL/MA

By David Lants from Boston on December 18, 2011

Hi,

I have a ceiling bracket for a different speaker currently in my ceiling that I can't change. It's diameter is exactly 10", but I want to install this speaker in that whole. Will this speaker properly mount into a diameter cutout of 10" or is the whole too big?

Thanks

By Customer Service - Q&A on December 19, 2011

Answer:

Hi David:

The cutout of this speaker is 9 5/16". The diameter of these speakers is 10 5/8". The flange is 5/8". It will work but there will not be a whole lot of the flange that will contact with the ceiling.

TL

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