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Don't settle for a generic speaker- we specialize in speaker design and it shows in every speaker we make.

HDX Manual and Installation Instructions

Here are some things to consider when choosing from our HDX line:

The swivel tweeters are recessed behind the grille so the speakers look perfectly flush, even though the most directional frequencies are aimed where you need them.
A +/-3dB tweeter switch and a +/-3dB woofer switch give you complete control in fine-tuning the speakers to your room and personal taste. Non-ideal placement, such as in a corner, is no longer a problem.
Our anodized aluminum dome tweeter produces crisp detail with none of the harshness or ringing associated with other metal dome tweeters.
The larger the woofer, the more bass you will achieve. You also get more power handling. Both are important for large rooms.
Our proprietary design allows for either of two styles of included grilles to be attached. Choose from a trimless grille attached via hidden magnets or a press-fit grille that exposes a modest trim, similar to canned lighting.
The grilles (and trim if exposed) can be painted to match your decor, making the speakers virtually invisible.
All of our HDX in-wall and in-ceiling speakers are well suited for use outdoors and in high moisture areas like bathrooms. Each speaker includes weather-resistant components, stainless steel hardware, and the smaller powder-coated aluminum grille will not rust.
30-day Guarantee.
5-year Warranty.

Don't settle for a generic speaker- we specialize in speaker design and it shows in every speaker we make.

SDX Manual and Installation Instructions

Here are some things to consider when choosing from our SDX line of in-ceiling and in-wall speakers:

The swivel tweeters are recessed behind the grille so the speakers look perfectly flush, even though the most directional frequencies are aimed where you need them.
A +/-3dB tweeter switch allows you to fine-tune the speakers to your room and personal taste, or to better match other speakers in a surround sound environment.
Polypropylene woofers with a butyl rubber surround and oversize magnets produce a quick and accurate response from a speaker that will last virtually forever.
Our silk (not just fabric) dome tweeters provide a smooth response in the high frequency range, keeping vocals and dialogue clear and natural sounding.
The larger the woofer, the more bass you will achieve. You also get more power handling. Both are important for large rooms.
Our proprietary design allows for either of two styles of included grilles to be attached. Choose from a trimless grille attached via hidden magnets or a press-fit grille that exposes a modest trim, similar to canned lighting.
The grilles (and trim if exposed) can be painted to match your decor, making the speakers virtually invisible.
30-day Guarantee.
5-year Warranty.

Key Features

Five timbre-matched models – mix and match while maintaining a cohesive three dimensional soundscape
Slim profile – all models are as thin as possible
Wall-mount designs – blend seamlessly with today’s ultra-thin TVs and projection screens, without taking up floor space
Available in mid-gloss black or white with removable grilles – designed to complement or blend with most any decor
Add a subwoofer for full-range sound – Cinema Series speakers are designed to sound best with a subwoofer; select one matched to your room and budget
High-performance – crafted with the same precision and care that has defined HTD for over 25 years

Definitions

"timbre-matched" – [pronounced TAM-ber] refers to a close tonal character of different speakers in a system. Timbre is the unique “color” or quality of a sound—what makes a violin sound different from a flute even when playing the same note. In home theater, timbre-matched speakers reproduce voices and instruments with consistent tonal balance across all channels. This ensures that sounds move smoothly and naturally from one speaker to another. Poor timbre-matching can make dialogue or effects sound uneven or disconnected as they pan across the room.

“transient detail” – refers to how accurately a speaker reproduces very short, fast changes in sound—such as the attack of a drum hit, the pluck of a guitar string, or the initial consonants in speech. These are called transients, and they happen in milliseconds. If a speaker handles transients well, those quick bursts of energy sound crisp and lifelike rather than smeared or dull. Poor transient response often comes from cabinet resonance, slow drivers, or poorly designed crossovers, which blur these details and make the sound less precise.

"reference level" – for home theaters, it refers to a standardized volume level that reproduces movie soundtracks with the same clarity, balance, and dynamic impact intended by the filmmakers.

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