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Reddit mentions of Theater Solutions TSQ670 in Ceiling 70 Volt 6.5" Speakers Quick Install 4 Pair Pack
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- Theater Solutions TSQ670 Reference Series 70 volt 6.5" in ceiling speakers, recommended power is 10-200 watts per speaker, efficiency is 91dB, frequency response is 50Hz-20 kHz, 8ohm
- 2-way design and functionality, 6.5" extended throw woofers with black poly mica cones, butyl rubber surrounds, pivoting silk titanium dome tweeters, 6dB per octave crossovers
- 70 volt transformer with 5 tap settings, spring loaded wire connections, paint-able frames and grills, low profile housings, quick install design for installation in seconds, no hardware needed
- Cut out templates and full instructions included, cut out 8.4375", overall 9.3125", depth 2.875", professional installation recommended when using the 70 volt transformer, designed in the USA
- Use for in wall or in ceiling home entertainment, surround sound, home theater, offices or commercial, this listing and price is for 4 pair / 8 in ceiling speakers
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Specs:
| Color | white |
| Height | 9.32 Inches |
| Length | 9.32 Inches |
| Number of items | 8 |
| Release date | August 2018 |
| Weight | 3.75 Pounds |
| Width | 2.88 Inches |
Don't do this; for the love of commercial audio, please don't do this. These speakers are 8ohm only. You have to wire them in stereo pairs. The receiver would have to be run in 5ch stereo, again... please don't do this.
What kind of ceiling is in the space? The speakers you listed from amazon are for mounting in a hard lid. If this space has a drop ceiling you'll need tile bridges to the support the weight of any speaker can. Even if you did a cheap Atlas, OWI or Toa speaker you're looking at $45-60 per speaker plus the cost of the tile bridge. Also, these speakers sound like garbage BUT if you had no money I get it.
Secondly, you're worried about ASCAP compliance and are willing to pay for Pandora for business? That's like $300/yr plus the cost of the player. I'd recommend something with a better quality stream like Soundtrack Your Brand which works and sounds better than Pandora. I'm not telling you not to worry about licensing, but if you don't have anything to spend on the audio system why spend on the licensing? Just asking.
In a commercial space, if you want to "be sure the same audio is played over each speaker, and not divided into left/right channels", what you're looking for is a 70V speaker system, where all of the speakers can be run in a circuit. You need a 70V amplifier to do this and you'd need to run a wire to the first (closest) speaker and daisy chain there after. You can get these 8 70V speakers from Amazon for $250 but an amp to power them is $300. I promise you that you'll still be unhappy with this quality and will most likely regret spending $1000 in parts and wire and a full day if installing for the crappy quality you will get from this system.
Might I suggest another option. Bluetooth speakers, even streaming ones, are about $500. I think you and your wife would be way happier with 1 or even 2 Sonos or Klipsch speakers in opposite corners of the space. If you place them high up they will fill the space with good quality sound even at low volume. Sonos Play:5 is $500. Klipsch The Three is $400.
Just my opinion. There are tons of ways to do this, and I'm not trying to spend your money. This is what I do for a living. I've looked enough frustrated customers in the eyes face to face that would make me comment on this thread.