Product Construction
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Crossover Networks
We build our crossovers with the
finest electrical components.
We use a glass PCB board and
hand-wound chokes. For
increased transient response and
clarity, we use Solen capacitors,
500v bypass capacitors, and
14ga. cable for internal wiring.
On-Board Tuning
Reverberance and Pi Space
tuning overcome placement and
room acoustic problems.
Grilles
Our custom–perforated grilles
float in front of the speaker,
covering all hardware. They can
be painted to match your walls.
Speaker Baffle
We fabricate a 3-ply constrained
layer baffle with two sheets of
MDF sandwiching a visco-elastic
polymer core. This type of construction converts vibrations into
heat, reducing distortion. You’ll
hear more bass, and cleaner
midrange.
Drivers
Our in-walls use custom-built
drivers, including a 1" soft-dome
tweeter and long-throw bass
units. We designed the bass units
with a shorting cylinder — a
special device which reduces
distortion, especially at high
volumes.
By methodically measuring the effects of room
size, building materials, furnishings, and
speaker placement on music reproduction,
we create products that sound great in any
room of your home. We’re pioneers in this
field — the first, and we believe, only speaker
company to focus entirely on designing speak-
ers mindful of the interaction of placement on
room acoustics.
Only Bay Audio has on–board filters to opti-
mize the speaker for its intended placement.
Reverberance
You may have a room with hardwood floors,
exposed windows, and a minimum of furni-
ture. This creates a distinct echo effect in the
room we call reverberance. It makes certain
frequencies — especially the higher notes —
overbearing. All speakers have a
Reverberance control to mitigate this effect.
Pi Space
Mount an in-wall speaker in the middle of
the wall and it sounds fine. But as you move
it up towards the ceiling, it starts to sound
unnaturally “thick”. The walls cause the sound
degradation by reinforcing certain frequencies.
In engineering lingo, as the speaker moves
towards the ceiling it is “shifting in pi space”.
These speakers have a Pi Space control to
overcome this effect.
On-Board Tuning
Specifications
JMi JTi
Full-Range Output @ 1m 100dB with 25w 106dB with 100w
Bandwith Limited (>100 Hz) @ 1m 109dB with 200w 109dB with 200w
Recommended Room Size <5,000 ft
3
<7,000 ft
3
Close-Miked Near-Field Response (±3dB) 49-20,000 Hz 49-20,000 Hz
6dB Downpoint 32 Hz 32 Hz
Nominal Coverage Angle
(-6dB from reference) 60° H, 50° V 60° H, 30° V
Sensitivity [1 watt (2.83v) @ 1m] 86dB 88dB
Nominal Impedance 8Ω 8Ω
Drivers 1" soft-dome tweeter 1" soft-dome tweeter
61⁄2" bass unit Dual 61⁄2" bass units
Weight 8 lbs. 14 lbs.
Depth In Wall 31⁄4"3
1
⁄4"
Cutout Dimensions (H x W) 113⁄4 x 75⁄8"18
5
⁄8 x 75⁄8"
Outer Dimensions (H x W) 131⁄2 x 93⁄8"20
3
⁄8x 93⁄8"
Frame
Our anodized aluminum frame
holds the speaker system rigidly
in the wall, reducing vibrations
which cause distortion.