Product Description
The Yamaha VC6W is a top - notch single white ceiling speaker. It features a 2 - way system with a 6.5 - inch woofer and a 0.8 - inch tweeter. Engineered for great BGM and voice reproduction, it's perfect for various audio needs. Its low - profile design fits well in limited ceiling spaces. You can directly connect it with low - impedance or high - impedance connections. In a low - impedance system, the 16Ω impedance is beneficial when connecting multiple speakers. There's a built - in carrying band for safer installation, and double - threaded speaker clamp screws for quick tightening. The paintable grilles with magnetic catches add a customizable touch, and it comes in both black and white versions. With dimensions of 286 x D106 mm (11 - 2/8” x D4 - 1/8”) and weighing 3.3 kg (7.3 lbs), it's a single - unit package. Technical specs include a 2 - way coaxial acoustic suspension type, a frequency range of 104 Hz - 20 kHz, a 120° conical nominal coverage, and power ratings of 25W (NOISE), 50W (PGM), and 100W (PEAK). It has various transformer taps, an 89 dB SPL sensitivity, and comes with necessary accessories. Certified with UL1480A, UL2043, NFPA70, CE, and RoHS.
Using the Yamaha VC6W ceiling speaker is easy. First, check the ceiling board thickness to ensure it's between 2 mm and 37 mm. Then, use the cutout template to mark the area on the ceiling and make the cutout with a diameter of 247 mm. Connect the speaker to your audio system using the Euroblock (4 - pin) connector. You can choose between low - impedance or high - impedance connections based on your setup. When installing multiple speakers in a low - impedance system, the 16Ω impedance will work well. During installation, use the built - in carrying band for safety. For a customized look, you can paint the grilles. Remember to handle the speaker carefully as it weighs 3.3 kg. Keep the speaker away from moisture and excessive heat. If you want to clean it, use a soft, dry cloth. Refer to the owner's manual for more detailed instructions and troubleshooting tips.
