| Reviews : Virtually Invisible® 791 in-ceiling speakers |
Technical Details
- The best in-ceiling speakers from Bose for music and movies
- Bose technologies deliver wider coverage and lower notes than typical in-ceiling speakers
- Simplified installation with four clamp screws; grilles twist easily into place
- Features a 7" woofer and two tweeters
- Paintable grilles to match decor
Product Description
Experience the best performance Bose offers in an in-ceiling speaker. Virtually Invisible® 791 speakers are engineered to reproduce lifelike sound with more spaciousness, detail and depth than conventional in-ceiling speakers. Bose® Stereo Everywhere® speaker performance delivers sound evenly throughout the listening area. Installation is easy and the flush-mount design blends seamlessly into the ceiling.The combination of two tweeters and a 7" woofer provides spacious stereo sound for your favorite music. You'll also enjoy the deep low notes of dramatic movie sound effects. This makes 791 speakers ideal for a rear-channel option in a home theater setup.
The tweeters are strategically positioned to eliminate the need to aim the speakers into the room. The end result is Stereo Everywhere® speaker performance, with balanced stereo sound wherever you listen, not just in one "sweet spot."
The sound stands out. The speakers blend in.
Installing 791 speakers is easy--four clamp screws secure each speaker to the ceiling. The infinite baffle design eliminates the need for a separate speaker enclosure--it uses the space above the ceiling instead. Once you've positioned the speakers, just tighten the clamp screws and twist the grilles into place. The finish is as elegant as it is unobtrusive. You can even paint the speaker grilles to match your décor.
What's in the box
--2 speakers
--2 speaker grilles
--Template/Paint shield
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Customer Reviews
By Austin Harris
I give everything a fair chance and have been in the music industry for 10 years and sold retail and custom integration products for over 7 years now. These speakers don't sound horrible by any means, but you don't get what you pay for and that is the bottom line. I put them up against the B&W (Bowers & Wilkins) CCM65's for $550/pr. (the Bose 791's are $600) and they blow them away. If Bose really does want to make whats considered a high-end speaker they need to do some more work. Most people consider any in-ceiling speaker costing them over $350/pr. an (audiophile) or high-performance speaker. Bose needs to either lower their price or greatly improve their performance.
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