GTL Sound Labs AE 82 in-ceiling speaker
The AE 82 in-ceiling loudspeaker from the North Carolina-based manufacturer GTL Sound Labs has a rated nominal impedance of 8 ohms and a two-way driver system.
GTL Sound Labs says its new AE 82 in-ceiling loudspeaker costs $795 per pair and the company backs the speaker with a three-year warranty.
Since the mid 1970s the North Carolina-based company GTL Labs has quietly been serving the custom installation market with a variety of architectural speaker products.
GTL Sound Labs' latest product is the AE 82 in-ceiling loudspeaker and the company says this new speaker is designed for whole-house audio applications, as well as other hidden audio installations. GTL says the speaker is engineered to provide homeowners with a dynamic bottom end, clean midrange and natural top end to faithfully reproduce lossy and lossless audio files with clarity.
The company states the 8-ohm speaker is capable of providing a frequency response of 36Hz to 20kHz, and that it is 89dB sensitive which means a variety of traditional Class A/B and newer digital amps can effectively drive the speaker. The two-way speaker incorporates an 8-inch carbon-fiber woofer and two-inch titanium silk dome tweeter.
GTL Sound Labs' latest product is the AE 82 in-ceiling loudspeaker and the company says this new speaker is designed for whole-house audio applications, as well as other hidden audio installations. GTL says the speaker is engineered to provide homeowners with a dynamic bottom end, clean midrange and natural top end to faithfully reproduce lossy and lossless audio files with clarity.
The company states the 8-ohm speaker is capable of providing a frequency response of 36Hz to 20kHz, and that it is 89dB sensitive which means a variety of traditional Class A/B and newer digital amps can effectively drive the speaker. The two-way speaker incorporates an 8-inch carbon-fiber woofer and two-inch titanium silk dome tweeter.
Subscribe to the CE Pro Newsletter
Read more Speakers stories
AVC Group Adds SpeakerCraft, Proficient, Panamax/Furman; Mark Terry OutWill Bose Soon Be on Your Equipment List?
Imagining a SpeakerCraft without Jeremy Burkhardt
Sonos Wireless SUB Adds Bass to Multiroom Audio
Jeremy Burkhardt Leaves SpeakerCraft, Nortek
More in Speakers
Article Topics
Product News · Audio · Distributed Audio · Speakers · Home Theater · Whole-house Audio · Gtl Sound Labs · In-ceiling Speakers ·About the Author

Robert Archer, Senior Editor, CE Pro
Bob is an audio enthusiast who has written about consumer electronics for various publications within Massachusetts before joining the staff of CE Pro in 2000. Bob is THX Level I certified, and he's also taken classes from the Imaging Science Foundation (ISF) and Home Acoustics Alliance (HAA). In addition, he's studied guitar and music theory at Sarrin Music Studios in Wakefield, Mass.



Post a comment
Commenting is not available in this weblog entry.