Cabasse IO3 In Ceiling
Cabasse IO3 in-ceiling speaker, 2-way satellite with coaxial midrange-tweeter, featuring Aire technology and Kaladex and Duocell diaphragms.
Description
The Cabasse IO3 In Ceiling is a 2-way in-ceiling satellite speaker, designed to blend discreetly into a ceiling while ensuring an even sound distribution throughout the room. It belongs to Cabasse's IO range, intended for installations where the speaker needs to disappear into the décor rather than stand on a piece of furniture or a stand.
The heart of this speaker relies on a coaxial midrange-tweeter driver referenced DOM25/13F15-2, which combines the upper midrange and treble on the same axis. This coaxial configuration allows for better spatial coherence of the sound: the midrange and treble frequencies appear to originate from a single point, limiting phase shifts and promoting a more precise sound image, wherever you are in the room.
Aire technology, combined with Kaladex and Duocell diaphragms, characterises the drivers used in this speaker. These diaphragm materials are chosen by Cabasse for their acoustic behaviour, contributing to the reproduction of the sound signal delivered by the coaxial driver.
This speaker is aimed at those who want discreet, integrated sound distribution in a living room, kitchen or any room where visual aesthetics take priority over the visible presence of conventional speakers. It suits a multiroom installation or a home cinema system where several in-ceiling distribution points are desired.
What to check before buying used
With this type of in-ceiling speaker, the condition of the grille and ceiling trim deserves a close look: chipped paint, worn or deformed spring fixings after several removals compromise the fit within the false ceiling. Also check the integrity of the DOM25/13F15-2 coaxial driver and make sure there is no play or unwanted noise from the Kaladex and Duocell diaphragms, which are sensitive to impact and humidity if the speaker was installed in a poorly ventilated room. Finally, check the wiring and terminal blocks, which are often strained during removal.
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