Micca M-8C 100 Watt 7.0 Channel in-Ceiling, in-wall Wired Speaker (White)

What a value for money, They are excellent speakers with great hig alow and mid levels with decent bass

Excellent product for this price point In india it is very hard to get celling speakers for Dolby Atmos/DTS X sound format with great sound quality Pros: 8 inch polypropylene cone with 1 inch silk dome tweeter Excellent reproduction of sound for this price point Can also be used as 7.1 setup Cons: No checked with both atmos/dts x format no issues Worth to buy @this price point

Bought a pair of these for a Dolby Atmos Setup at home! Work beautifully!! (aesthetically great too)

Value for given price, good sound, good package, being used for atmos speakers for denon 1600h receiver

Great sounding speakers!..has plenty of lower end and highs are crisp..a bit expensive in india because of the customs and duty.

Received damaged product & returned it

I'll get right to some installation details that I didn't know until I unpackaged them: INSTALLATION: To my surprise (disclaimer: these are my first in-wall speakers), these speakers install just like an "old work" electrical box. That is, they have screws accessed from the front that have plastic flaps on the far end that tighten around already-installed drywall/plaster/plywood/other. This actually makes installation extremely easy, assuming you can access your speaker wire through your new ceiling hole. The reason I'm mentioning this, though, is it actually makes my life slightly more difficult, as I was planning to install these in an as-of-yet unfinished attic room (no ceiling, just joists) so I can listen to my Death Metal through my whole-house-audio system without moving speakers attached to terminals around as I work. FYI, per the manual, the cutout hole needed is 9-3/8" diameter, the outer diameter of the speaker frame is 10-3/4", and the mounting depth is 3-5/8". Obviously, you'll have to find space between joists. Note that that mounting depth may not be enough if you are planning to put these in plaster walls. Ceilings I suspect will always be okay, but plaster walls have plaster seeping behind the lathe that makes your wall cavity too shallow, assuming 2x4 studs. INSULATION & OPTIMAL SPEAKER VOLUME: Every driver (woofer or subwoofer) has a specific interior volume (of a box) that is optimal for getting the fullest sound and best bass. I tested these speakers right out of the box and of course they lack a little fullness in sound quality that way, but as you add barriers around the back, they sound better and better (I was looking in particular for a speaker with a low frequency range since I won't have a subwoofer in this room - and the quoted 40Hz is pretty darn good for a full range speaker - especially at this price). The manufacturer recommends - too vaguely - that you push your insulation back about a foot in all directions and add insulation if you have none to make a faux speaker box in the ceiling. For me, I spent a lot of time insulating my old house, and I don't intend to make big holes in it to negate the positive effects. Also, I don't like "winging it" when trying to get the best sound out of a pair of speakers. I intend to make a box out of 1/2" sanded plywood (which should match up with the drywall I'll use on the attic ceiling), and mount the whole box in the ceiling, covering the whole thing with insulation. This should take care of both the insulation problem (as well as my specific installation problem) and maximize sound, specifically low frequencies. I realize that most people's situations will be a bit different than mine, but you may be able to use this info to your advantage. Note that I think the insulation problem is inherent to all in-ceiling speakers, so I'm not blaming the manufacturer. If you are installing this on the first floor in a two+ story house, you'll probably have to add insulation or a box to get any bass out of the thing. QUALITY: My main home stereo is a higher end Sony Amp with all Infinity towers and my main car stereo is all amplified Polk speakers, so I have pretty high standards. I don't think any in-ceiling/wall solution will ever be as good as a full-on tower speaker solution, but if you're going in-wall/ceiling, I can't imagine getting as much bang for the buck. In fact, as I cannot locate anywhere where they cut corners on manufacturing costs, I am still half thinking it's too good to be true, wondering when I will find out that it really is too good to be true. Even the circuitry looks well done and the spring terminals are much nicer than I'd expect. CON: Even before these came, I knew I was going to want to do upgrade the rest of the second-floor rooms in my house. Addicting. Highly recommended. Update: With installation complete, the only other CON I can think of is that now my desire to stop and headbang is greater than before, eating up more time when I should be finishing the room!

Pretty good and easy to install. I have paired it up with my Pioneer SC-1223k from several years ago.

Ya es el segundo par de estás bocinas y la verdad estoy muy satisfecho con su desempeño. Yo las utilizo para Dolby Atmos y me sorprende como suenan. Las recomiendo

I purchased two M8C speakers for my surround channels. Build quality and sound quality is great considering what I paid. Delivery was late by couple days. however, i assume this is because of covid. Used the product for 2 days, happy so far...

So pleased with these. I previously spent over £200 on a KEF ceiling speaker. These outperform then significantly. Great bass, decent high frequencies. Impressed 100%. And yes, I love my equipment and this is the first time I’ve just dived in with a random value Amazon purchase like this. Excellent!