The sight of speaker cabinets all over the shelves or floors of a room is a thing of the past. The in-wall speaker is an alternative to this. You need not compromise sound quality at all, the resultant acoustic effect you get after installing an In-wallspeaker, is equivalent to the floor-standing one. When the black boxes disappear into the wall and a coat of matching paint is painted, your aesthetics will match with your acoustics.

If you have decided to do away with boxy speakers, then it is time to decide the what and when of in-wall speakers. First thing to decide is whether you will need two speakers for a stereo effect or if you want to go for full surround sound, which will require five speakers. For the same timbre, use speakers, which are identical. Device for impedance matching will also be required; if several rooms are simultaneously being installed with speakers where one-ampere receivers are used.

Now decide where you are going to place the new goods. The locations should be as to give the best listening quality. For movie, or music, the best position is your ear level, on the wall, that is at a height of about 40 inches above the floor level, give or take a few inches. The basic rule is keeping them about six to ten feet away from each other and at least three feet away from the corners of the room. This will ensure that the sound quality is the best possible one for the space concerned.

Shop online or go to the local retailer for a demo of the In-wallspeakers available in the market; there are any number of models available, and in any price range from a hundred dollars which are basic models, to models which have enhanced features costing more than a thousand dollars.