Polk Audio 265-RT 3-way In-Wall Speaker - The Vanishing Series | Easily Fits in Ceiling/Wall | High-Performance Audio - Use in Front, Rear or as Surrounds | With Power Port & Paintable Grille - Black

Awesome Speakers. I used these to replace my RTI A9s due to space. They sound amazing. You will need a sub. They have little to zero bass but that is not why we buy them. Clarity is very good. I am pumping them with a huge amp and they take a lot of abuse from me. You will not be let down as long as you power them. Dont think a cheap Sony will do anything for these. Get a real receiver or amp you will be happy.

Great for my living room theatre use.

Missing the grill. What the hell??

I bought two of these as middle and rear channel speakers for my 7.1 surround sound system in my basement theater room. They work perfectly.

Excellent build quality but just not the best sounding speakers

Installed in a home theater set up in a basement. Sounds very good, clean and easy to install.

Purchased these for a theater room. They look and sound great.

Great sounding speakers. Easy to install, and love the magnetic grills. I have them installed with a 255C-RT in the cetner and 65RTs in the rear, along with a Velodyne 10 sub. The system sounds great.

These were a piece of cake to install. My only regret is I forgot to put insulation behind one before screing it in and I cant seem to get it out. Not sure what to do but one day I will decide if I want to really get at it. Its very low profile and installation was great. Its polk. Love it! They have a great warranty and these really sound great. I have yet to install the round ceiling ones or a in wall mid, but its coming.

I really love these speakers. I replaced 2 really good Polk tower speakers with these so I could utilize a projector screen in my man cave. Im using them as my Front L & Front R speakers behind an Amazon purchased Elite Screens audio-transparent screen (model ER100WH1-A1080P3). However, I wouldnt buy these if you dont plan on getting a sub. Ive paired these with a Polk Center Speaker, Polk Sub, 2 Polk RC85is as my rears, & 2 Polk RC60is in my ceiling. Even though these will be hidden from view, I was amazed at how tight to the wall the actual speaker/cover was. They look amazing. It has an extremely low profile, even less than the other wall/ceiling Polk speakers I have. And the magnet covers are so easy to take off compared to all my other in-wall speakers. Installing them is easy (running the speaker wire can be the tricky part). What youll need: Tape measure Stud finder (highly recommended) Level Pencil Laser level (optional) Sheetrock saw (can get for like $4 @ a hardware store) *make sure you dont cut into any electrical, plumbing, cold-air return, etc. I installed these in the only room in my house that has a drop ceiling, so I was lucky and had a better idea of what I was dealing with. Still there are no guarantees you wont find any surprises until you actually cut the hole. If youre not comfortable doing this, I would recommend hiring a professional. *make sure to stay 1- 1.5 away from any stud. You want the tabs to fully install so you get a good hold.