KEF CI100QR Round In-Ceiling Speaker Architectural Loudspeaker (Single)

This was a tough purchase, i.e. just go by specifications and not actually hear them? I toiled on this for a couple weeks and decided to go with it. I'm running a Carver sub, NHT L/R/C and the KEF's in the back channels. With my THX 4,000 watt home theater system these speakers not only sound good, they can keep up even with their short size. They sound great with music or movie's. Clean and crisp and with such realism I sometimes have to rewind just to prove I heard something in the background. Very easy to install, although somewhat confusing, i.e. I made a Styrofoam cutout first, installed it, just to see how the thing fixes inside the wall (very cleaver). Wish the cone, however, was black. Still give them a five star.

These speakers are small but WOW, what beautiful sound. I use them as the side surround in a 7.1 system. The rest of the speakers are the kef t105 surround system driven by a denon receiver. These speakers blend beautifully into a system that's the best I've heard and it's in my livingroom. I'm so excited. The ci100qrs sound great isolated so whatever your intended use these are great. One speaker fills a 20 by 30 room with near flawless sound. The low end isn't fully realized but it's a 4" speaker and it's not bad.Installing these is a breeze but without instructions you should know the clips go in flat side against the speaker. When inserting into the ceiling the first clip protrusion should pass through the hole while the 2nd should catch the edge and fold the top down to clamp as you push the speaker all the way in. The speaker does have some depth so make sure you have 6 or seven inches.