Built-in Speakers

Featuring the best built-in speakers in New Zealand

Whether you're a big fan of music or just want to add some surround sound to your TV, your speakers will be key to getting the most out of your audio setup. Built-in speakers are fantastic as they allow you to enhance your audio in a stylishly minimalist way. They are especially helpful if you’re working with a small and confined space. ArchiPro features only the best built-in speakers in New Zealand, an important part of a wider range of high-quality home audio products.

Types of built-in speakers

There are a number of different types of built-in speakers to consider in New Zealand when creating the perfect home audio system for you and your family to enjoy.

Multi-room audio

With a multiroom solution, you can have independent zones, inconspicuously but strategically placed throughout the house.

In-ground emerging speakers

These speakers emerge from the ground providing amazing audio with modern technology when you need it.

In-ceiling speakers

In-ceiling speakers have a flange-less appearance, blending seamlessly into the ceiling. They reduce acoustic energy transfer to the surrounding surfaces and they often have a glass fibre cone woofer with pivoting.

The advantages of high-quality built-in speakers

As with most products related to technology, the higher quality you choose the better the performance. High-quality built-in speakers are no different, constructed with superior components and precise engineering to deliver excellent sound quality in a wide range of frequencies. They also utilise the latest technological innovations to deliver great features like smart device connectivity, giving you greater control and convenience. High-quality built-in speakers also tend to have greater design credentials, made with the modern home in mind. This makes them an extremely well-rounded option that will deliver on all fronts for years to come.

How to choose a built-in speaker that's right for you

When it comes to choosing the best speakers in New Zealand, there are a few things to take into consideration. The first is the practical elements of space that you have in your ceilings, floors, walls or wherever you plan to install them. The good news is that in most situations they can be accommodated but some setups might be more complex than others which will impact the cost of installation so it pays to check. The next thing to consider is the number, type and size of speakers you’ll require for the space in question. Again this may require some technical expertise but the question still needs to be asked. Aesthetics also plays a part despite the fact the speakers are largely concealed. Subtle design traits can make a big difference so don’t forget to give it some thought too.