IWB-10

The IWB-10 is a sealed pre-construction back box, pre-wired with external terminals. Having an internal volume of 24 litres, the IWB-10 is designed to fit between standard 14” stud spacing and comes supplied with adjustable steel fixing brackets. While providing the ideal environment for the driver, the IWB-10 will also reduce the radiation of sound to adjacent rooms.

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• • Designed to provide optimum performance for IWS-10
  • Fits into standard 14” stud bays (16” centres)
  • Heavy duty MDF construction
  • Rugged laminated vinyl finish
  • Pre-wired with external high quality push type terminals

  INWALL SUBWOOFER RANGE

  • Adds deep bass frequencies to architectural speaker systems
  • Excels in a range of wall, ceiling, even floor locations
  • Tri-Grip® clamping system
  • Incredibly Discreet
  • Wider retrofit possibilities without Backbox

  Created to add deep bass frequencies to architectural speaker systems, our InWall Subwoofer design is an amalgam of sophisticated IWS-10 subwoofer driver, IWA-250 amplifier and IWB-10 back box.

  The IWS-10 is specified to produce excellent bass quality in a range of wall, ceiling, even floor locations, ideally but not exclusively with its IWB-10 back box. It features Monitor Audio’s patented Tri-Grip® clamping system and paintable trim-less grille and frame edge.

  The IWB-10 is a sealed pre-construction back box designed to fit between standard 14” stud spacing and comes supplied with adjustable steel fixing brackets. While providing the ideal environment for the driver, the IWB-10 will also reduce the radiation of sound to adjacent rooms. For easier installation, the IWB-10 is pre-wired with external terminals.

  Completing the trinity is the IWA-250 switch mode amplifier - a slim, powerful design in a heavy-duty 1U rack mount case. Delivering up to 250watts into 4 ohms, a single IWA-250 will power single or dual IWS-10s to provide higher power levels for larger rooms or to meet customer demands. The IWA-250 has input signal sensing, or is triggered from an AVR or other system source.

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