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Cambridge Soundworks Outdoor In-Wall
Cambridge Soundworks Outdoor In-Wall
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MSRP: $ 350.00

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Reviewed by:
Jake
(Audio Enthusiast)

Review Date
June 14, 2000

Overall Rating
 5 of 5

Value Rating
 5 of 5

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Less than 1 month

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Summary:
I just received my in-wall outdoor speakers from Cambridge SoundWorks a week ago. They sound incredible for their size and price. I bought them because I heard that Henry Kloss designed them - these speakers definitely live up to his reputation.

The only drawback of these speakers is they are too small to produce much low-end bass, but I expected that. The highs are very clear, and the sound disperses nicely throughout the listening area, which is important in outdoor speakers. For the price, these speakers cannot be beat (bought them for $250/pr. at hifi.com)! I can drive them with my 130W/channel amp at fairly high levels without any noticeable distortion or popping.

In addition, the speakers were very easy to install, and I was impressed by the quality of craftmanship that was evident in the speakers and their packaging.

I would recommend these speakers to anyone looking for inexpensive, but great-sounding outdoor inwall speakers. You won't be disappointed.

Strengths:
Clear highs, tight bass and midrange response

Weaknesses:
Reproduction of low frequencies


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