GC8-SQB 8" passive 160W speaker ceiling/wall-mounted (square grille, black color)

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The GC8 is a passive in-ceiling loudspeaker featuring an 8" coaxial woofer and 1" titanium tweeter, designed for high-quality audio in both residential and commercial settings. It delivers extended frequency response, 130° conical coverage, and accurate, vibrant sound.

Its open-back design allows direct installation into drywall, wood, or other materials, lev... Read more

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Highlights

Frameless design for seamless architectural integration

The grille with no visible frame allows the GC8 to virtually disappear after installation, delivering a clean, minimalist aesthetic—ideal for refined interiors or design-sensitive environments.

Low Impedance

Coaxial Speaker

2-Way Speaker

Frameless

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Key features

Wide and uniform diffusion due to 130° conical coverage: perfect for distributed sound in environments where wide and uniform coverage is needed, such as retail, hospitality, public places or conference rooms, as well as in residential and/or private settings.
Balanced audio quality: the coaxial configuration ensures a smooth frequency response (50Hz-20kHz) and better coherence between highs and mids, with a maximum SPL of 112 dB suitable for small- to medium-sized settings.
Tweeter in titanio per precisione e definizione: il titanio, grazie alla sua leggerezza e rigidità, consente al tweeter di offrire una risposta rapida e precisa, con alte frequenze brillanti e definite. Ideale in contesti dove chiarezza e intelligibilità sono essenziali, come conferenze, concerti di musica acustica e spazi pubblici.
Compact and lightweight design: very easy to install in small spaces or ceiling/wall. Ideal for discreet architectural additions.
Simplified installation without any rear box: ideal for plasterboard, wood or tile walls or ceilings, taking advantage of the “infinite baffle” principle, the speaker is isolated at the rear from the large wall or ceiling in which it is installed, preventing the front and rear sound waves from cancelling each other out (phase shift between front and back).