Anyone install in-walls later have drywall or other issues? (1 Viewer)

[Steve_D]

I'm thinking about installing some larger in-walls such as Paradigm's SA-35, and going sub-less. I know, the horror. Anyway, According to the specs these are good for down to about 45 hz +-2db.

Has anyone installed in-walls or in-ceilings and later had any type of structural or drywall issue? Would this be a concern?

Then other option is a smaller set, like the SA-25, and try to find a place for a sub and wiring.

 

[Andrew Pratt]

I've had zero issues with my in-walls in my HT or in the livingroom upstairs (Zone 2).

 

[BrianTwig]

No problems. And I have them all over the house. In the living room HT, the dining room, loft upstairs, master bedroom and master bath.

 

[Paul Padilla]

No problems. Just check for cross braces with a good stud finder before you cut. It might affect placement.

 

[Rick_Brown]

How about an in-wall subwoofer?

http://www.proacousticsusa.com/produ...ID=85305641521

http://www.crutchfield.com/App/Produ...er&i=107CSW200

I'm sure there are other companies, as well.