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Artison Adds In-Wall Versions of 3 Speakers
The Masterpiece, Portrait and Sketch LCR loudpspeakers will be available as in-walls, featuring Artison's proprietary center-channel technology.
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Artison’s Masterpiece In-Wall LCR
August 26, 2008 | by Arlen Schweiger

Coming from a company with a name like Artison, you’d expect loudspeakers to be well crafted and probably look good too. Model names such as Masterpiece, Portrait and Sketch speak further to Artison’s designer mindset.

The company has had those models as attachable LCR speakers to complement the look of a flat-panel TV, and now is releasing them in in-wall versions to enhance the aesthetic of your media room.

Artison’s in-wall speakers will also include the company’s DualMono Center Channel technology that helps take up even less space in your room and create a nice, clean look. The technology integrates the center channels into the upper portion of the right and left speaker housing—your dialogue still sounds like it’s coming from the center of the image, but you don’t need a separate speaker in your setup.

For the specs, the Masterpiece In-Wall LCR is 31 x 6.8 x 3.75 inches, with 5.25-inch Kevlar long throw midrange drivers and forward-firing adjustable Super Audio tweeters. MSRP is $2,800 per pair.

The Portrait In-Wall LCR is 27 x 6.8 x 3.75, with 4.5-inch Kevlar long throw midranges and two 25-mm Super Audio Tweeters. MSRP on those is $2,000 per pair.

The Sketch In-Wall LCR is the same size as the Portrait, incorporating two Polypropylene 4.5-inch woofers and 1-inch Silk Dome tweeters, with an MSRP of $1,350 per pair. Whichever version, your media room wall will enjoy the artistic touch-up.



Arlen Schweiger - Managing editor of Electronic House Magazine
Arlen contributes product news items to electronichouse.com along with his role on the print publication. Got a tip? Send it along!



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Posted by Dougie Fresh  on  08/27/08  at  08:07 PM

Wrong on that one, Audio…Guy.  They sound better than most in-walls (Polk, SpeakerCraft, KEF, etc.).

Posted by Audio Guy  on  08/27/08  at  11:59 AM

This company should have closed long ago…....dated

Bye, bye old friend.



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