Goldwood Sound, Inc.
Goldwood Sound AA351B 2-way 8-speaker set 2000 W
Eight weatherproof on-wall speakers deliver 2000 W total power with 2-way drivers for indoor or outdoor sound
- TypeOn-Wall Speakers
- Weather-resistant cabinets withstand rain, snow, sun and ice
- 2-way design with tweeter and woofer delivers full-range sound
- 2000 W total system power handles demanding playback
- Eight speakers included for multi-room or surround setups
- Simple spring-loaded wire terminals connect to any amplifier
Eight-speaker set for whole-house audio
The Goldwood Sound AA351B bundle supplies eight passive on-wall speakers in a single pack. Each unit uses a two-way design with a three-inch poly mica woofer and a half-inch PEI dome tweeter. The system targets installers who need consistent coverage across multiple rooms or outdoor zones.
Mounting brackets and hardware included
Spring-loaded raw-wire terminals accept bare speaker cable without tools. The supplied U-brackets and mounting hardware let you aim each cabinet for optimal dispersion on patios, decks or interior walls. No proprietary connectors or proprietary wiring kits are required.
Straightforward install with basic tools
Secure the brackets to studs or masonry, attach the speakers, then run CL3 or raw speaker wire back to any amplifier delivering 20 to 250 watts per channel. The only common issue is ensuring the amp stays within that power window to avoid over-driving the 89 dB sensitivity drivers.
Highlights
- Weather-resistant cabinets withstand rain, snow, sun and ice
- 2-way design with tweeter and woofer delivers full-range sound
- 2000 W total system power handles demanding playback
- Eight speakers included for multi-room or surround setups
- Simple spring-loaded wire terminals connect to any amplifier
Specifications
| Brand | Acoustic Audio by Goldwood |
|---|---|
| Type | On-Wall Speakers |
Questions about this item
How long will the butyl rubber surrounds on the 3" poly mica woofers last before they need replacing?
Butyl rubber surrounds resist rot and UV damage far longer than foam, so under normal indoor or covered outdoor use they typically outlast the speaker cabinet itself.
What is the first limit reached when these speakers run at high volume for hours?
The 100 Hz low-frequency roll-off means bass output drops off before the 250 W per channel thermal limit is reached during sustained high-level playback.
Do the sealed ABS cabinets get hot or make noise when driven all day at 200 W per channel?
Passive speakers have no internal amplifiers or fans, so they produce no electrical noise and the cabinets stay at ambient temperature even during continuous high-power operation.
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