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

I've had these speakers for a few years now and put them in my HUMAN cave WOW the sound is AMAZING! I hope they remain available, I need and want more of these.

I put these speakers in my theater. I have no regrets and they definitely won't disappoint those who buy them. I turn up the volume and the room shakes! It's in the wall speakers!

Industry standard and excellent entry level ceiling speaker, the sound quality is very good and I have used it in several applications. including my own house. You still need a subwoofer, I don't care what speaker you put in. It's a bit big and they can be replaced with a new magnetic speaker grille. The neckline is approximately 8 3/16 inches.

When I built my house, I pre-routed home theater cables so I could install the speaker myself. I'm glad I did this because it makes installation a breeze. These Speakercraft speakers were surprisingly easy to install and offer the best value for money Revain speakers on the market today. I originally wanted to buy a Martin Logan but they cost $450 for a speaker but when I compared the sound to my friends Speakercraft, Goal7 I really couldn't decipher the difference. You will not be disappointed

Just finished installing it. Took about 10-15 minutes each (I installed 4 in the ceiling). The center tweeter faces a specific direction, so aim it however you like. After viewing it you will have the opportunity to aim more if needed due to the way it is made. I'm renovating the kitchen before hooking up the rest of this system. I'll update as soon as I hear her actual work. They were well packaged and in excellent condition. Some of the reviews I read said the speakers were different colors…

WOW! That's all I can say. I first bought a pair of Polk MC80 speakers to use as surround back speakers, but I wasn't happy with the sound. They sounded dull and somehow tinny. So since I have all of the speakercraft in the walls for my LCR, the standard replacement brand was Polk's speakercraft. I looked at the Aim8 first but at $250 each I decided to give the Aim7 a try since they were selling for $99 each. These speakers sound fantastic! They have incredible bass from an in-ceiling speaker…

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…

I will only compare this column with those in its price range. In particular, both the Polk MC80 (about 10% cheaper) and the Micca M-8C (less than half the price) sound much better than this unit. The Polk MC80 has the cleanest and smoothest sound of the three, with the Micca M-8C coming in second, but the Aim 7 falls far short of the comparison on all counts: - It sounds harsher and harsher in the high frequencies. - Its low frequencies sound more distorted and less detailed and slightly…