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S4-LCRMT
A sound foundation
Inside the tech: in-wall speakers
S4-LCRMT
Wall of sound. Simple installation, simple finishing, simply brilliant.
It isn’t fun cutting through studs in walls. It isn’t fun dealing with the extra bracing required. It isn’t fun cleaning up the sawdust. So don’t put yourself through it…
The Dynaudio Custom Studio series S4-LCR65 system is modular; its separate woofer and tweeter modules are designed to fit snugly in the spaces between standard American 16in on-center wall-studs. That means you can configure a full three-way LCR array with no modifications – and no more effort than it takes to spec the rest of the system.
The tweeter modules can be placed either way up to optimize the system for the listening position, while a rear switch lets you match their power setting to the number of woofer modules you’ve chosen. There’s also a passive filter bypass setting to unlock an unlimited range of fully active LCR system configurations.
Our engineers wanted to make it as easy as possible to install a larger array in one go, which is why magnetic fastenings hold everything securely together if you’re not separating the modules. The S4-LCR65 system also uses the exact same unique clamp-and-lock mechanism as the rest of the Dynaudio Custom Studio range.
Ingenious solutions to common woes
You want ease of use? You’ve got it. Dynaudio Custom Studio series rectangular in-wall speakers use some ingeniously simple technology to get you up and running with minimal fuss… and at maximum speed.
The frames are pre-installed during construction or renovation (the house can be finished around them). Then, when it’s time, your expert installer comes to mount and fine-tune the speakers – so it’s exactly right, first time. All without damaging the décor or having to pull anything apart.
Like the Studio series round in-ceiling speakers, the rectangular in-wall versions have a tweeter-level switch and include paintable magnetically attached grilles for an even more personalized set-up. And, of course, they use Dynaudio’s legendary 1in soft-dome tweeter and MSP driver technology – the same stuff you’ll find in our celebrated hi-fi, automotive and pro-studio speakers.
S4-LCRMT
Specifications
- Status Current
- Segment Custom Install
- Series Studio
- Type In-wall tweeter/mid module
- Sensitivity (dB @ 2.83V/1m) 89
- Rated Power 50
- Long Term Power 150
- Rated Impedance (Ohm) 8
- Impedance (Minimum) 5
- Lower Cutoff (Hz @ +/- 3 dB) 250
- Upper Cutoff (kHz @ +/- 3 dB) 20
- Crossover 2-way
- Tweeter 28 mm soft dome
- Midrange 10 cm MSP
- Tweeter level options -3dB, 0dB, +3dB
- Width mm 235
- Height mm 213
- Depth mm 90
- Width inches 9 1/4
- Height inches 8 3/8
- Depth inches 3 9/16
- Width Cutout mm 190
- Height Cutout mm 213
- Height cutout inches 7 4/8
- Width cutout inches 8 3/8
- Grille material Painted steel
- Grille options Rectangular
- Grille attachment Magnetic
- Grille finish White (paintable)
- Certifications CE
- Environmental RoHS
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