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Just a guess on my part, but with in-wall speakers the acoustically transparent screen can be mounted directly to the wall, but with standard speakers one must either extend the screen out the depth of the speakers or build a false wall to hide the speakers within. Might not be the look desired...

My understanding is that there can be some canceling out effect when multiple tweeters are fairly close together and arranged horizontally. It apparently is primarily an issue within the higher frequencies, which is why the more common arrangement with center channel speakers is tweeters and...