Custom Installation 600 Series

Hide the hardware, reveal the true quality of the music. From two-channel hi-fi to multi-room audio and home cinema, our Custom Installation speakers are capable of delivering sound that is, quite simply, out of sight. Each model in the Custom Installation Series is designed to be installed neatly into wall or ceiling, fitting virtually flush to the surface. The only visible evidence of each speaker is its slimline grille and frame, which can be painted to blend perfectly with your interior style, or even covered with co-ordinating fabric. Forget cabinets, forget cables: now you can focus all...

While all of our customers share an uncompromising attitude to sound quality, some are keener than others to avoid the visual disruption that conventional, free-standing loudspeakers can bring to a room. And if you want to preserve the clean lines of your listening environment, you’ll be glad to know that these speakers are some of the most discreet we’ve ever produced. For the CI 600 Series, we’ve introduced some clever new features that make sure your speakers are heard but not seen. Great sound from any angle In most custom installation set-ups, listeners will rarely stand directly underneath...

Look behind the grille of every one of our Custom Installation speakers, and you’ll find advanced Bowers & Wilkins acoustic technology that is the product of nearly 50 years of intensive research and development. Our innovations can be found anywhere great sound quality matters: in recording studios, in concert halls, and now tucked discreetly into the walls of your house as part of your own Custom Installation system. Specifications CI 600 Series In-ceiling Description Drive Units Dream weaving Woven fabric cones are at the heart of our Custom Installation Series speakers. Whether the material...

Pre-mount kit Used in new drywall construction, the PMK identifies the position of the speaker during construction and provides a guide for cutting plasterboard. Back box In drywall construction, the back box increases sound insulation to adjoining rooms and provides the fire safety barrier sometimes required by building regulations to prevent any fire present in the wall cavity from spreading into the room. Use it in solid construction to define a suitable working volume for the speaker, which may need to extend beyond the boundaries of the wall frame. www.bowers-wilkins.com Nautilus, Flowport,...