Bowers & Wilkins CCM8.5 D In-Ceiling Loudspeaker

Bowers & Wilkins CCM8.5 D In-Ceiling Loudspeaker

Their range of in-ceiling, in-wall and outdoor speakers follow this design philosophy and often incorporate truly innovative quirks and features.

The highly capable CCM8.5 D picks up where the 8.5 left off, offering a superlative audiophile performance from an almost invisible profile. The CCM8.5D is engineered to Bowers & Wilkins's extremely high standards to sit as their flagship in-ceiling design. This model utilises an intelligent 2-way configuration and features a rotatable Diamond dome tweeter (25mm in size) and a 180mm Continuum midrange/bass drive unit. 

The Diamond tweeter design is often regarded as the most accurate high-frequency drive unit available on the market today, comprised of a synthetic diamond diaphragm that's both exceptionally stiff and lightweight, top-end sounds are reproduced with a pure and lifelike response without distortion. The integration of Bowers & Wilkins' new Continuum FST driver technology means that the midrange and bass elements of the audio source are portrayed to the same outstanding quality with lifelike dynamics.

The backbox of the CCM8.5D follows a similar construction to their award-winning traditional 800D series loudspeakers, featuring their Matrix bracing for added rigidity and a heightened level of sonic performance. The back box also provides the crossover for the speaker, with bi-wirable cables that are guided by the installer to the terminal panel through tubes before connecting to the baffle with a multi-pin connector. The CCM8.5 D has been built to the same dimensions as its predecessor and is compatible with the previous CCM8.5 backbox, making upgrading your discrete audiophile system an easy process. 

Who are Bowers and Wilkins?

Bowers & Wilkins a world-famous name within the hifi community and industry, has developed a vast number of loudspeaker models throughout the years and, winning the hearts of audio lovers and critics alike. B&W specialise in maintaining the balance between sound quality and price point, meaning that value for money and true quality are always at the forefront of the company's design process.