Monitor Audio Creator C3M In-Ceiling Speaker

Monitor Audio Creator C3M "Medium" In-Ceiling Speaker

This high-performance medium-sized Tier 3 in-ceiling loudspeaker is a three-way model featuring an RDT III bass driver, IDC II midrange driver and IDC II tweeter with UD Waveguide II. It has a cut-out dimension of 212 mm and a revolutionary patented Quik-Link speaker cable connector and Tri-Grip II for quick, simple, reliable and strong installation and fitting.

Key Features

• Ideal for installations where high-performance acoustics are desired
• Three-way design
• Mid-frequency ‘mid-pod array’
• 1 x 1" (25 mm) IDC II tweeter with UD Waveguide II for lifelike sound
• 1 x 7" (178 mm) RDT III bass driver
• 1 x 4" (102 mm) IDC II midrange driver
• Patented Quik-Link speaker cable connector for quicker installation (UK patent application no. 2216966.8)
• Tri-Grip II for easy and secure fitment

This high-performance, medium Tier 3 in-ceiling loudspeaker is designed to deliver pristine, engaging acoustics where pristine sound quality is desired. It is a three-way model featuring the latest acoustic technologies from Monitor Audio.

This really is the last word in installed performance, featuring an RDT III bass driver, IDC II midrange driver and IDC II tweeter with UD Waveguide II. This high-end combination ensures levels of acoustic transparency and detail found in Monitor Audio’s premium loudspeaker ranges, where much of his acoustic technology was developed. It has a cutout diameter of 212 mm and uses the patented Quik-Link speaker cable connecter, which revolutionises the ease and speed of speaker installation. Tri-Grip has also evolved to provide simple, reliable, and strong fitment.

Optional square or premium grille can be used with this model.

Who is Monitor Audio?

Starting in 1972 with the charismatic Mo Iqbal, Monitor Audio began loudspeaker design and production using tried and tested methods available at that time - plastic cone materials, fabric dome tweeters and reflex-loaded braced cabinets. The speakers were welcomed by enthusiasts both in the UK and throughout the World.