America Msrpro6 6 5 Inch Weather Resistant Speakers Review

I've been trying to get warranty information from the manufacturer for a few weeks. zero answer. I've been a huge Bic America fan for decades. So far.

bought 4 pairs and 1 of 8 started to rattle 3 weeks after connection. I messaged the seller and since it's been a month (home renovation) the seller said to contact the manufacturer for replacement requests. Working speakers sound good, tweeters spin too.

Arrived on the expected date and in good condition. The speaker's construction is solid and relatively easy to assemble using the supplied template. I installed it into the patio deck using a dremel to cut a hole (easy). After connecting to my receiver, they pumped out perfectly. Overall good value for money and ideal for patio speakers.

These speakers sound great in the false ceiling of my media room. I used one set as the return channel of my home theater system and the other set as a separate channel in the rec room ceiling. They were easy to install instructions were accurate specs were just what i needed great sound great price and delivery as promised I am very happy with this purchase.

While searching for ceiling speakers I came across a review that recommended these BIC America speakers. Honestly I've never heard of them. I am the owner of Paradigm. My friends have acoustics Bose, Boston and so on. They are needed for the guest room. I have to say after listening and for the price that I am disappointed that I spent so much on Paradigms. Agree "Sure, Paradigm are excellent speakers but more expensive. The BICs are in the room off the living room where the Paradigms are and I

I ordered these speakers after receiving a pair of 8" in-ceiling speakers from Theater Solutions. See my review on it. I tested them with my Onkyo TX-NR708 receiver before installing them. These speakers sounded great when standing alone. I tested them as front heights and read ambient. All I researched was to place them in the back. But after testing several Blue-Ray discs, I found that the front height soundstage with Audyssey DSX outperformed the rear ones, it can't hear the front…

I recently bought a set of these Bic America speakers for my large bathroom. I have a Denon AVR-3311ci receiver with 7.1 speakers in the main zone. I'm using an external stereo amplifier (AudioSource AMP-100 Stereo Power Amplifier) to drive two sets of Zone 2 speakers, with (A) a set of bookshelf speakers in the dining room and (B) these MSR-PRO6 speakers mounted in the ceiling of the main bathroom. When I first got the Bic's I set them up on the bathroom vanity and ran the speaker wire through

I wanted to get rid of my age-old Infinity Surround speakers that were hanging from the ceiling of my living room. The perception of surround sound has also changed changed over the last decade, and rear speakers are no longer viewed as weak speakers used only to round out the sound, but as essential components in accurately reproducing the extracted signals carried by today's 5.1/7.1 systems ... In other words, 3" drivers with 75W peak power were no longer acceptable. I reviewed a wide range…