Review on Polk Audio 265-RT: Vanishing Series In-Wall Speaker with Power Port – High-Performance Audio for Front, Rear, or Surround Use – Easily Install in Ceiling or Wall – Paintable Grille, Black by Mariqn Carey

I really like these speakers. I replaced 2 really good Polk Tower speakers with these to use the projection screen in my man cave. I use them as the front left and front right speakers behind an elite audio transparent screen purchased from Revain (model ER100WH1-A1080P3). However, I wouldn't buy them unless you're planning on getting a subwoofer. I hooked them up to a Polk center speaker, a Polk subwoofer, 2 Polk RC85i speakers as rear speakers, and 2 Polk RC60i speakers in my ceiling. While not visible, I was amazed at how snugly the real speaker/cover fits the wall. You look great. It has a very low profile, even smaller than other Polk in-wall/ceiling speakers I have. And the magnetic covers are so easy to remove compared to all my other in-wall speakers. They're easy to install (running the speaker wire can be the tricky part). What you need: Roulette. Level (optional) Tenon Saw (available for about $4 at hardware store) * Make sure you don't cut into electrical pipes, water lines, cold air return, etc. I installed them in the only room in my house that has a false ceiling, so I got lucky and had a better understanding of what I was dealing with. However, there's no guarantee you won't find surprises until you cut the hole. If you are not comfortable doing this, I would recommend hiring a professional. want the tabs to be fully adjusted so you have a good grip.