Description:

Rockville WA870 In-Wall 70V Speakers - Ideal for Offices, Restaurants, & Commercial Spaces

The Rockville WA870 In-Wall 70V speakers are crafted for those who demand premium sound quality in a sleek, professional design. Perfect for offices, restaurants, and commercial environments, these speakers blend seamlessly into any space while delivering clear, balanced audio that fills the room. With high-quality components, including a robust 8" glass fiber woofer and a 1" silk dome tweeter, the WA870 ensures exceptional sound reproduction across all frequencies.

Enhance your commercial space with the Rockville WA870 In-Wall 70V speakers, and enjoy the perfect combination of style, sound quality, and versatility.

Features:

• High-End Components for Pure Sound: Built with premium components, the Rockville WA870 speakers provide superior sound quality. The 8" woofer, featuring a glass fiber cone and a powerful 21 oz. ferrite magnet, produces deep, rich low and mid frequencies, while the 1" silk dome tweeter delivers smooth, clear highs for a balanced audio experience. An audiophile-grade 12dB/octave crossover with a 3KHz cutoff frequency ensures seamless frequency transitions, creating an immersive sound that’s both powerful and refined.

• Customizable Sound with Easy-Access Tap Switch: These speakers feature a convenient 5-way tap switch on the front panel, allowing you to select from 50W, 25W, 12.5W, and 6.3W settings, along with an 8-ohm bypass option. The magnetic grill provides easy access to the tap switch, enabling you to adjust the power output to match your specific space and sound needs without removing the entire grill.

• Sleek, Professional Aesthetic: The WA870's paintable, magnetic grill allows it to blend effortlessly into any wall, giving your space a clean, professional look. The subtle beveled design adds a touch of sophistication, making these speakers a perfect fit for stylish commercial spaces.

• Effortless Installation: With easy-to-follow installation instructions and videos, setting up the Rockville WA870 is quick and straightforward. The spring-loaded push terminals and magnetic grill make adjustments and maintenance hassle-free, ensuring your sound system remains both functional and visually appealing.

Specifications:

• Power Options: 50W, 25W, 12.5W, 6.3W, or 8 Ohms (bypass)
  
• Drivers: 8" Woofer with Woven Glass Fiber Cone + Rubber Surround and 1" Silk Dome Tweeter
  
• Frequency Response: 60Hz - 19.5kHz (-3dB) / 44Hz - 20.6kHz (-6dB)
  
• Sensitivity: 88dB @ 1W / 1M
  
• Crossover Spec: 3kHz (12dB/oct)
  
• Nominal Coverage Angle: 70 degrees (H) X 70 degrees (V)
  
• Directivity (Q): 9.4
  
• Directivity Index (DI): 9.7 dB
  
• Mounting Depth: 3.397" | Cut-out Dimension: 13.18" x 9.05"
  
• Dimensions: 14.49" H x 10.43" W x 3.94" D
  
• Color: White (paintable for customization)

What is a 70 Volt System?

A 70-volt system is the preferred choice for installations requiring multiple speakers, offering significant advantages over traditional 8-ohm systems. One of the primary benefits is simplified wiring and the ease of matching speakers with an amplifier. For instance, with a 350-watt 70V amplifier, you can connect enough speakers to approach the amplifier’s maximum wattage—whether it’s six speakers at 50 watts each or 50 speakers tapped at 6 watts each. To optimize performance, it's recommended to select an amplifier with slightly more power than the combined wattage of your speakers.

The term "tap" refers to the power settings on each speaker. For example, these speakers offer tap options of 6.3W, 12.5W, 25W, and 50W, which control the maximum power each speaker draws from the amplifier. This allows you to customize the audio output for different areas. In a restaurant, for instance, you could set dining area speakers at 5 watts, bar area speakers at 20 watts, and hallway speakers at 2.5 watts for a balanced ambiance.

Another benefit of a 70-volt system is flexibility—you can mix and match various types of 70V speakers, including ceiling speakers, in-wall speakers, and subwoofers, to meet your needs.

With a 70V setup, you can also run long stretches of speaker wire without signal loss, making it ideal for large installations.

Wiring is Simple: Connect all positive terminals of the speakers to the positive 70V terminals of the amplifier, and all negative terminals to the amplifier’s negative terminals. There's no need to worry about impedance, as power remains constant throughout the system