Tribe Architectural LCR vs Tribe In-Ceiling Angled
The Tribe In-Ceiling Angled matches the Tribe Architectural LCR on sensitivity (90 dB), impedance (6Ω), high-frequency extension (25 kHz), and woofer (4").
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The Totem Acoustic Tribe Architectural LCR is a high-performance, fully enclosed in-wall speaker designed for left, center, or right channel use in multi-channel audio systems. It features advanced proprietary technology including Neodymium Actuated Enriched MHEX woofers, Metal Amalgamation Compound passive radiators, and an oversized silk dome tweeter, delivering exceptional imaging, wide dispersion (75 degrees), speed, and full-range musicality. Ideal for music, movies, and gaming, it provides powerful bass from a sealed enclosure, precise soundstaging, and seamless integration in architectural installations with flush-mounting and magnetic grilles.
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The Tribe In-Ceiling Angled matches the Tribe Architectural LCR on sensitivity (90 dB), impedance (6Ω), high-frequency extension (25 kHz), and woofer (4").
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