Pyle PDIC60 Home Ceiling Speaker System Wall Mount Speakers Pair of 2-Way Midbass Woofer Speaker - White,6.5 Inch

I was a bit skeptical about how good these could be considering the price, but now I have them installed I am very pleased. Sound quality is good and the design is good. I needed to fit them from below though a ceiling of more than100 year old lath and lime plaster. It was a messy job cutting the hole, but once done the speaker fitted well. Making a fitment above ones head is tiring and fiddly but the design of the speakers makes this easy, just turn the screws and legs pop out and close up pulling the speaker into snug place. The manual does not tell you how to remove the grill, this is done before placement (to access the screws) by pushing the legs back. This is OK for placement, but once in place, removing the grill may not be very difficult. I was surprised that there is no o-ring for the seal against the ceiling. All in all I was pleased with the buy and I will probably be buying more for other rooms.

These speakers sound great for the money. Come with easy install screw down feet for the back of plasterboard or wood. Comes with a cutout template in the box as well!

There are ok, not bad, do for watching a kids movie etc and tv but wouldn’t expect to change the audio world. Very loud lots of power, but just sound a little artificial, if music run through.

I put 4 of these in the corners of the ceiling in a newly fitted kitchen. I had the advantage that the old ceiling had to come down, so getting cables and indeed fitting the speakers was pretty straight forward. In a retro fit, I suspect it could be a challenge to fit them neatly into a bit of old lath & plaster, but into new plasterboard was as easy as can be. The nifty 'swing out' lugs work really well and hold the speaker nicely in place (I didn't use any of the supplied sticky strips). Beware they need a big hole to fit into though, and so may only just fit between the joists in many UK homes.These speakers sound good too - I'm no audiophile, but I like to think I have reasonably keen ears, and I find these to be good (I've used some fairly heavy weight speaker cable). There's decent bass (which admittedly makes the floor upstairs shake), and the directable tweeters mean you get the sound from them where you want it (which in practice means a pretty balanced sound).

These speakers are clear, lightweight and easy to install. The sound quality is clear, but not great in base. The overall sound quality is what you will expect from the price you pay, and from the current price of around £30, it's actually good value for quality.The tweeter is adjustable (but not in all directions - only front and back). The speaker connections are bare wire only.

Used in my atmos set up with the onkyp 676, couldn't believe the voice of God quality, these cost me around €50, I was gonna buy what I thought was a cheap set from a crowd here in Ireland for like €200 but said id try these the the craic, just brilliant, really brilliant! 😀 Happy home theater guy

Great speakers at a great price and very easy to install. I installed mine in the kitchen and they sound great! The frequency range starts at 60Hz so it's low enough to get pretty much all the low end stuff, so great for every day listening. That said, if you wanted to really turn up the volume then a subwoofer would compliment them nicely.I had some issues with the delivery from the courier which Thompsons followed up on all the way, so excellent customer service from them also.

These speakers are very solidly made and the mounting system is excellent. I was a bit disappointed when i first received them and hooked them up to my amp as the bass was quite poor - BUT when they were mounted in the ceiling, they were transformed and the sound from them is excellent. The aimable tweeters are a nice feature too and I got a really good 'sweet spot' which isn't easy with ceiling mounted speakers normally.I power these with a Gemtune SMSL SA-36A (PRO) Class T Amp, which gives a good enough volume for my kitchen setup, although they could easily handle a lot more power.