Info Sheet

Custom Installation

CCM632

See nothing, hear everything

In-ceiling speakers, designed to squeeze into small spaces or be

used in multiples for diffuse, background sound, are really difcult to

get right. If the driver’s too small, there won’t be enough bass without

adding a bulky subwoofer, but the common alternative is a 2-way

where the tweeter sits in front of a small bass/midrange driver.

The problem with these is the driver res around the tweeter’s body,

inevitably leading to colouration. The new Bowers & Wilkins CCM632

is a single 75mm (3inch) full-range driver with a beautifully well-

balanced sound, that sidesteps traditional small speaker issues

yet still takes up less than 150mm (6”) diameter space installed.

The CCM632 also features Bowers & Wilkins new and innovative

ZipDogs™ xing method. These make short work of installation and

cope with almost any thickness of mounting panel.

Each speaker comes with an integral enclosure to minimise acoustic

bleed into adjoining spaces. Speakers are supplied in pairs, with

each pack including round and square magnetically xed, and fully

customisable, grille/bezel assemblies.

Technical Specications

Description Single driver in-ceiling system

Drive Units 1x Ø75mm (3 in)

paper cone full-range

Frequency range (-6dB) 100Hz – 17kHz

Frequency response (+/-3dB) 112Hz - 16kHz

Recommended

Amplier Power 10W – 60W

Sensitivity 84dB (2.83V, 1m)

Nominal Impedance 8Ω (5Ω minimum)

Frame Ø147mm (5.8 in)

Cut-out Ø120mm (4¾ in)

Depth behind surface 100mm (4 in)

Protrusion 5.5mm (0.22 in)

Pre-mount Kit PMK C3

Back Box Integral

Grille Options Square and round grilles included

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ZipDogs is a trademark of B&W Group Ltd.

This information is intended as a guide only and reects the current specication at the time of print.

We reserve the right to make changes to the specications.

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Custom Installation CCM632 See nothing, hear everything In-ceiling speakers, designed to squeeze into small spaces or be used in multiples for diffuse, background sound, are really difficult to get right. If the driver’s too small, there won’t be enough bass without adding a bulky subwoofer, but the common alternative is a 2-way where the tweeter sits in front of a small bass/midrange driver. The problem with these is the driver fires around the tweeter’s body, inevitably leading to colouration.