Aperion Audio unveils another great home theater speaker solution potential with the unveiling of the new Intimus 6-LCR In-Wall Home Theater Speaker. This new in-wall speaker promises to further complement the growing trend of wall mounted flat panel TVs in the market today.

The new speakers are designed to deliver an exceptional home theater sound experience for flat panel TV viewers while allowing maximum installation flexibility. The versatile 6-LCR, which can function as a left, center or right channel, creates a seamlessly integrated front soundstage.

“Our new 6-LCR was designed in response to our customer’s frequent requests for an in-wall speaker that delivers premium sound with a clean appearance in line with today’s flat panel display designs. Its 2½-way design, featuring two woofers, gives outstanding performance comparable with a cabinet speaker, but with the sleek look that only an in-wall can provide,” said Aperion Audio Home Theater Guru and customer liaison, Jason Hicks.

Features:

• Dual 6.5″ long-throw, woven-fiberglass, dual-voice coil woofers
• 1″ aimable audiophile grade silk-dome tweeter
• Separate bass and treble equalization switches
• Ten year warranty
• 30-Day No-Risk In-Home Audition

The Aperion Intimus 6-LCR In-Wall Home Theater Speaker is now available at AperionAudio.com and is valued at $225.

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(Source) Press

Integrating equipment and making them to serve multiple purposes is certainly something most people are looking for. And in the case of this SoundShelf design, it does seem like it is covering multiple areas: space, storage and surround sound.

Why the traditional speaker has to be put away in the corner of the room or hidden in the wall? Speaker could be displaied, and the aditional function could be imparted. The object becomes the item of furniture by a simple arrengement of dvd and books.

Two suggestion of shape give the possibility to arrange the interior in the modern style and to achieve a good quality of home video amplification.

(Source) Designboom