What is a Single-Stereo Ceiling Speaker?

Don’t have the space to locate a pair of ceiling speakers in your room? A single-stereo ceiling speaker could be the ideal solution.

What is a Single-Stereo Ceiling Speaker?

A single-stereo speaker uses two tweeters in the same enclosure so that it can reproduce audio from both left and right audio channels.

Is a Single-Stereo Speaker Effective?

A traditional pair of ceiling speakers will offer a wider stereo sound field in general, but a single-stereo unit still delivers true stereo performance so that no information from your music is lost.

Where should I install a Single-Stereo Speaker?

Consider a Single-Stereo Speaker in rooms that are too small to fit a traditional speaker pair.

Small to mid-size bathrooms
Walk-in wardrobes
Hallways and landings
Smaller snug areas

How do I Wire a Single-Stereo Speaker?

A traditional pair of speakers see each unit wire back to the amplifier with twin-core speaker cable. One core of the cable wires to the positive connection, and the other to the negative.

Because a single-stereo speaker reproduces both left and right channels, you’ll need to use either 2x runs of two-core speaker cable or 1x run of four-core speaker cable.

Here's an example of how you'd run one on the Sonos Amp below:

Single-Stereo Speakers at SHS

We have a great range of passive single-stereo ceiling speakers to choose from on our website, with a range of options for either background use, mid-level or detailed listening quality.

Good for background listening