Review on 🔊 Enhance Your Audio with the Speakercraft Aim 7 Two In-Ceiling Pivoting Speaker (EACH) by Troy Jennings

I bought two of these speakers for some surround speakers. Actually cutting the hole and attaching it is fairly easy if you use the template provided. Planning the site and finding studs in the ceiling is the time consuming part. Running cables through the attic is no fun either. It was worth it, because the speakers sound very good so far. I have open vaulted ceilings and the ceiling slopes from side to side across my listening area, which made tilting speakers a must for my situation. The price of them has dropped, which makes them even more profitable. I was able to tilt them as needed and then use the setup mic on my surround receiver to calibrate everything again. I no longer have cords or speakers on my desks to fiddle with or fiddle with kids. I would definitely recommend these speakers to anyone looking for in-ceiling speakers, whether you need adjustable speakers or not. One photo shows surround speakers without shrouds, while the other shows surround and rear speakers with shrouds.