GoldenEar Invisa Signature Point Source ea Inwall Speaker, Reference

GoldenEar's signature sound in a space-saving design During the summer of 2020 I installed new in-wall speakers as part of my home theater makeover. I love the dynamic sound they provide, and the space they saved gave me extra room for seating. GoldenEar's Invisa Signature Point Source (SPS) in-wall speaker can do the same for your custom-installed audio system. This speaker's slim design helps it fit into walls that have limited available mounting depth. Use this stealthy speaker in the front of your room as a left-, center-, or right-channel speaker. Or install a pair or two as your system's surround channels and get immersive special effects without taking up shelf or floor space. High-tech design for high-performance sound The SPS is the best custom-integrated speaker in GoldenEar's esteemed Invisa Series. That's due in part to a unique design that pairs a High-Gauss Reference HVFR(tm) (High-Velocity Folded Ribbon) tweeter with four 5-1/4 cast-basket woofers for ultra-smooth, ultra-revealing sound. The outermost woofers handle only lower frequencies (below 500 Hz), while the inner woofers reproduce higher mids (up to 3,000 Hz) and blend with the tweeter. GoldenEar's proprietary MVPP(tm) (Multi-Vaned Phase Plug) technology on the inner woofers helps deliver precise, responsive sound in both vertical and horizontal installations. The outermost drivers handle bass frequencies, while the other two cover the crucial midrange details of music and movie soundtracks. GoldenEar's proprietary MVPP(tm) (Multi-Vaned Phase Plug) technology helps deliver precise, responsive sound in both vertical and horizontal installations. A unique tweeter yields superb highs The SPS's advanced Reference HVFR tweeter is actually a trickle-down technology borrowed from GoldenEar's top-of-the-line Triton Series. It uses neodymium magnets to squeeze and pressurize the air and move a high-density Kapton film diaphragm. This no-resonance, low-distortion design helps the tweeter reach a rema