B-STOCK - Lyndahl CS195ST Stereo In-Wall Speaker, with Aluminium Frame

B-STOCK - Lyndahl CS195ST Stereo In-Wall Speaker, with Aluminium Frame

€19,90
Sale price  €19,90 Regular price 
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B-STOCK - Lyndahl CS195ST Stereo In-Wall Speaker, with Aluminium Frame

B-STOCK - Lyndahl CS195ST Stereo In-Wall Speaker, with Aluminium Frame

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LYNDAHL CS195ST stereo in-wall speaker in white with aluminium frame - B-STOCK

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The item is in technically perfect condition but may show cosmetic flaws such as scratches, dents, missing original packaging or other minor blemishes. The warranty entitlement remains unaffected by this.


The LYNDAHL CS195ST stereo in-wall speaker is perfectly suited to small rooms in which you do not want to install two speakers, as the CS195ST contains a left and a right speaker, so that you enjoy rich stereo sound.

One left and one right channel are fitted for the connection. Because it is a passive speaker, you do not need a power connection and can enjoy your music immediately as soon as you have connected the speaker cables.

Thanks to the dual voice coil and two tweeters, the complete music spectrum is reproduced and you enjoy a unique sound experience - with just one in-wall speaker.

The scope of delivery includes a template with which you can easily mark out the necessary drill hole.

Frequently asked questions about this product

Why does the CS195ST have four terminals?

It reproduces both stereo channels from one speaker (dual voice coil) — so the left and right channels are both connected, four wires in total. Just mind the polarity.

Who is the stereo in-wall speaker for?

Honest answer: only for places where there is no room for two speakers. A classic stereo effect cannot arise from a single point — with enough space, two separate speakers are always the better choice.

Read more: Which Lyndahl in-wall speaker suits me? The model guide →

How do I stop neighbours or pupils from connecting?

While you are actively playing, the device is locked against third parties. The most reliable protection is a remote-controlled socket or an in-line switch: power only when needed — pairings are retained. In schools and offices, wired playback via AUX is the most robust solution.

Read more: Pairing Bluetooth ceiling speakers: PIN, unwanted access and Alexa →

How do I get the TV sound onto the speakers?

Via Bluetooth or — more robustly — via a jack cable into the AUX input; the TV needs a headphone or adjustable audio output for this. Important: Bluetooth takes priority as soon as something actively plays there; a merely connected but silent device does not disturb AUX playback.

Read more: TV sound through ceiling speakers: AUX, Bluetooth priority and the hum problem →

How large does the ceiling cut-out need to be?

Guide values: CS200P template 180 mm (min. approx. 172 mm), CS200S 176 mm, CS180IP 135–137 mm, CS195ST 174 mm, CS120AL 106 mm; mounting depths 63–85 mm. The cutting template included in the box is always authoritative — if you print a PDF template, measure the inner circle first.

Read more: Planning in-ceiling speakers: cut-out, mounting depth and the sound of the cavity →

May the speaker go into the bathroom or outdoors?

Into the bathroom, in principle yes — as long as no water spray hits the speaker directly and the room is ventilated normally. Closer to the water and in covered outdoor areas, the CS180IP with IP44 protection is the right choice. We give no approval for saunas — adhesive joints come apart there.

Read more: Which Lyndahl in-wall speaker suits me? The model guide →

How much bass does a built-in speaker deliver?

Less than a floorstander, more than most people expect — what decides it is cone area and the air volume behind the driver. The same driver sounds leaner in an open ceiling void than in a closed cavity; a back box or an insulated suspended ceiling audibly adds foundation. Mounted close to a wall or a corner you gain further low end. If you really want punch, a compact speaker such as the SB242M on the wall or a separate subwoofer is the honest route rather than more watts — power is no substitute for cone area.

Read more: Planning in-ceiling speakers: cut-out, mounting depth and the sound of the cavity →

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