Lyndahl CS200S 2-way ceiling speaker 5.25 inch in white, set of 2

Lyndahl CS200S, 2-Way In-Ceiling Speaker, 5.25", 100 W, 8 Ohm, swivelling tweeter, white, set of 2

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Lyndahl CS200S 2-way ceiling speaker 5.25 inch in white, set of 2

Lyndahl CS200S, 2-Way In-Ceiling Speaker, 5.25", 100 W, 8 Ohm, swivelling tweeter, white, set of 2

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€69,90
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Lyndahl CS200S, 2-Way In-Ceiling Speaker, 5.25", 100 W, 8 Ohm, swivelling tweeter, white, set of 2

The CS200S is a 2-way ceiling speaker with a minimalist frame, a swivelling silk tweeter and a simple clamp-mount system.

Minimalist design

The magnetically fixed metal grille sits flush against the ceiling with a slim edge. It blends discreetly into the room design and can be removed without tools when needed — for example, for cleaning or for re-adjusting the tweeter.

Swivelling silk tweeter

The 0.75" silk tweeter can be individually aligned after installation. This allows the sound to be aimed precisely at the listening position in the room — even with asymmetrical floor plans or laterally offset seating positions. Voices remain clear and highs precise, regardless of where the speaker sits in the ceiling.

Fibreglass cone

The 5.25" woofer uses a woven fibreglass cone. The material is stiffer than standard polypropylene and ensures precise, low-resonance reproduction in the midrange — audible in voices, instruments and announcements alike.

Easy installation

Four rotating clamp hooks automatically catch behind the ceiling panel when tightened. No drilling into the ceiling structure, no additional tools. The supplied drilling template defines the cut-out exactly. With an installation depth of 77 mm, the CS200S is also suitable for shallow suspended ceilings. The metal grille is finally fitted on magnetically.

Flexible use

The CS200S is a passive 8 Ohm speaker and can be operated with common low-impedance amplifiers. For operation with Bluetooth streaming, it can be combined with the Lyndahl AMP4X15BT — the amplifier can be installed in a space-saving manner within the ceiling cavity.

Technical data

Parameter Value
Power handling 50 W RMS / 100 W music power
Impedance 8 Ohm ± 15%
Sound pressure level 87 dB (1 W / 1 m)
Frequency response 72 – 20,000 Hz
Resonance frequency 72 Hz ± 20%
Woofer 5.25", woven fibreglass cone, rubber surround
Voice coil 1" ASV, DCR 7.2 Ohm ± 15%
Magnet Ø80 × Ø40 × 15 mm
Tweeter Silk, 0.75", swivelling
Tweeter magnet Ø19 × 2 mm NdFeB
Outer diameter Ø200 mm
Installation depth 77 mm
Cut-out Ø176 mm
Weight 1.06 kg (per unit)
Scope of delivery 2× speaker incl. drilling template, magnetic grille
Colour White

Frequently asked questions about this product

What distinguishes the CS200P, CS200S and CS234T?

The CS200P is the proven all-rounder (5.25", 80 W), the CS200S the successor generation with a pivoting tweeter and once again better sound, and the CS234T with its 6.5" diaphragm and titanium tweeter the model with the largest reserve for bigger rooms. All three: 8 ohms, 2-way.

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

Are spare parts and individual speakers available?

Yes. Cover grilles are available individually as spare parts, and a single speaker can also be purchased later — as a replacement or extension. Just contact our service.

Can I connect several speakers or pairs to one amplifier?

In principle yes — impedance is the deciding factor. Both channels should carry the same load, and the total impedance must not fall below the amplifier minimum: with identical speakers, parallel wiring halves the value, series wiring doubles it. The AMP4X15BT is designed for four speakers out of the box.

Read more: Multiple speaker pairs on one amplifier →

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 →

Which speaker cable should I use, and how do I connect it cleanly?

For new runs use 1 to 2.5 mm²; the amplifier-to-speaker run should not much exceed 10 m. Extending by twisting or with a terminal block is fine — just get the polarity right. Bare strands fray: ferrules for clamp terminals, banana plugs or spades for binding posts.

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

How many watts do I really need?

Fewer than the numbers suggest: there is no direct relationship between wattage and sound — low notes need diaphragm area, not watts. Two speakers cover about 40 m² well, four are enough for around 75 m² of background sound.

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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