Magnat Interior IC 82 In-Wall or In-Ceiling Speaker
140,00 €
Magnat Interior IC 82 is a two-way speaker designed for in-wall or in-ceiling installation. A 200 mm bass driver and two 19 mm tweeters divide the reproduced frequency range. Installation requires a 238 mm diameter cut-out and 100 mm of mounting depth. The recommended amplifier output is 20-180 W.
Magnat Interior IC 82 is a two-way speaker designed for installation in a wall or ceiling as part of an integrated home audio system. It features a 200 mm bass driver and two 19 mm tweeters. Installation requires a 238 mm diameter cut-out and 100 mm of mounting depth.
Suitable for wall and ceiling installation
This model can be installed in a wall (in-wall) or ceiling (in-ceiling). Recessed installation is useful when you do not want a separate speaker cabinet taking up space in the room. The speaker position can be planned around the listening area and the room layout.
The 272 mm external diameter indicates how much space the visible part of the speaker will occupy. Before cutting the opening, check the construction behind the wall or ceiling surface. The cavity must also provide enough room for the speaker body and cable.
Two-way acoustic design
The two-way design divides the signal at 3500 Hz, directing low and high frequencies to their respective drivers. Both tweeters are part of a single speaker assembly. Their number does not mean that the speaker provides a two-channel stereo connection by itself.
The stated 32-35,000 Hz frequency range describes the frequencies the speaker is designed to reproduce. The final sound will also depend on the installation position, the room and the amplifier being used. When comparing different speakers, make sure their specifications were measured under equivalent conditions.
Amplifier selection and connection
An amplifier with a recommended output power of 20-180 W should be used. The specified 4-8 ohm impedance must also be considered, and the amplifier must be suitable for operating with this speaker load.
The 100 W RMS rating serves as a guide to continuous power handling. The 180 W figure is the maximum rating and should not be treated as a target for continuous listening. When switching on the system for the first time, begin at a low volume and increase it gradually while checking that the sound remains clean.
The 91 dB sensitivity is specified at 2.8 V and a distance of one metre. This figure is only meaningful when compared with speakers measured using the same method.
Before securing the speaker permanently, run the cable from the selected amplifier channel. Maintain the same polarity across all speakers. Reversed polarity on one speaker can weaken bass response throughout the shared listening area.
Planning the installation position
Choose the installation point according to the main listening position. When several speakers are used, aim to place them symmetrically in relation to the listening area. This helps maintain a more even balance between the left and right channels.
The cut-out position must be free from beams, pipes and electrical wiring. Mark an accurate circle before cutting the finished surface. Before final installation, connect the speaker and test both stereo channels at a low volume.
Technical specifications
| Type | Two-way in-wall or in-ceiling speaker |
| Tweeters | 2 × 19 mm |
| Bass driver | 200 mm |
| Power handling | 100 W RMS / 180 W maximum |
| Sensitivity | 91 dB at 2.8 V / 1 m |
| Impedance | 4-8 ohms |
| Frequency range | 32-35,000 Hz |
| Crossover frequency | 3500 Hz |
| Recommended amplifier power | 20-180 W |
| External diameter | 272 mm |
| Mounting cut-out diameter | 238 mm |
| Mounting depth | 100 mm |
FAQ
How do I choose a suitable amplifier?
Choose an amplifier that supports the impedance and recommended power range shown in the specification table. The amplifier’s maximum output should not be used as a continuous volume setting.
What must I measure before buying?
Check the available cavity depth, the area required for the mounting cut-out and the space needed for the speaker’s external rim. You should also plan a safe cable route to the amplifier.
Can the speaker be installed in both a wall and a ceiling?
Yes. Its construction is intended for either installation method. The choice depends on the room layout, listening area and available space behind the finished surface.
How can I test the connection before securing the speaker?
Connect the speaker cable first and switch on the system at a low volume. Check that the complete signal is reproduced and that consistent polarity has been maintained.
What do the RMS and maximum power ratings mean?
The RMS figure serves as a guide to continuous power handling. The maximum power figure indicates the upper limit, not the recommended level for continuous operation.
