P4-DVC65

Stereo from a single source

Slimline in-ceiling speaker with a 6.5in woofer and dual voice-coil tweeter

 
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P4-DVC65

Stereo from a single source. Slimline in-ceiling speaker with a 6.5in woofer and dual voice-coil tweeter.

If you need to install a stereo set-up into a space too tight for two speakers, you’ll naturally turn to a DVC (dual voice-coil) set-up. But what if the space is tight depth-wise too?

Either you have to modify the ceiling itself (probably not an option), or you have to compromise by using a shallow version of an existing speaker (which could have implications for audio presentation).

The P4-DVC65 provides a third option: no-compromise stereo sound-quality in a chassis that will fit cavities as little as 76mm deep.

Installation is as easy as introducing the frame to the hole and letting them get to know each other by clamping the doglegs onto the drywall. Then simply twist and lock the speaker into place. You don’t need tools, and you can do it with one hand (which you might be grateful for if you’re jammed up against the ceiling on top of a ladder).

The speaker uses MSP (Magnesium Silicate Polymer) in its 6.5in woofer, and a coated soft-dome diaphragm in its 28mm tweeter. They’re both technologies we’ve used for decades in some of our most legendary speakers – so you know you’re getting the best there is.

Final finishing is quick and simple, too, thanks to the paintable magnetic grille. Just match the colour to the room, then let it snap itself in place. Job done.

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P4-DVC65

Specifications

  • Status Current
  • Segment Custom Install
  • Range Performance
  • Type In-ceiling Dual Voice Coil
  • Sensitivity (dB @ 2.83V/1m) 87,5
  • Rated Power 2x 20
  • Long Term Power 2x 40
  • Rated Impedance (Ohm) 2x 4
  • Impedance (Minimum) 2x 3.2
  • Lower Cutoff (Hz @ +/- 3 dB) 46
  • Upper Cutoff (kHz @ +/- 3 dB) 20
  • Crossover 2-way Stereo
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    Performance series

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    • P4-C65
    • Current
    • Custom Install
    • Performance
    • In-celling
    • 87,5
    • 40
    • 80
    • 8
    • 5
    • 46
    • 20
    • 2-way
    • P4-C80
    • Current
    • Custom Install
    • Performance
    • In-celling
    • 89
    • 50
    • 160
    • 8
    • 5
    • 42
    • 2-way
    • P4-DVC65
    • Current
    • Custom Install
    • Performance
    • In-ceiling Dual Voice Coil
    • 87,5
    • 2x 20
    • 2x 40
    • 2x 4
    • 2x 3.2
    • 46
    • 20
    • 2-way Stereo
    • P4-LCR50
    • Current
    • Custom Install
    • Performance
    • In-wall
    • 89
    • 50
    • 100
    • 4
    • 3,2
    • 46
    • 20
    • 2-way
    • P4-W65
    • Current
    • Custom Install
    • Performance
    • In-wall
    • 87,5
    • 40
    • 80
    • 8
    • 5
    • 46
    • 20
    • 2-way
    • P4-W80
    • Current
    • Custom Install
    • Performance
    • In-wall
    • 89
    • 50
    • 160
    • 8
    • 5
    • 42
    • 20
    • 2-way
    • Sub RCC
    • Current
    • Custom Install
    • Custom Install Subwoofer
    • In-wall Subwoofer
    • 92
    • 160
    • 400
    • 8
    • 5
    • 20
    • 145 Hz

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