Goldwood Sound, Inc.
Goldwood Sound, Inc. PSC32 Center Channel Speaker 2-Way Home Audio Speaker
Compact passive center channel speaker with dual 3-inch woofers, 85Hz–20kHz response, and 15–125W power handling for home-theater systems
- TypeCenter Channel Speaker
- Clear dialogue with two 3" woofers
- Wide 85Hz-20 kHz frequency response
- Efficient 89dB sensitivity at 8ohm
- Compact 4.21" x 10.03" x 4.92" cabinet
- Handles 15-125 watts per channel
Center Channel for Home Theater
The Acoustic Audio PSC32 is a passive center-channel speaker built for surround-sound systems. It connects directly to any home audio receiver with raw speaker-wire outputs. Two 3-inch woofers deliver full-range coverage for dialogue and effects. The compact cabinet measures 4.21 by 10.03 by 4.92 inches and includes a hang tab for wall mounting.
Upgrade from Basic TV Audio
This speaker replaces the built-in speakers of a television when a receiver is already in place. The jump is worth it when the amplifier can supply between 15 and 125 watts per channel. CL3 or raw speaker wire completes the connection. A spring-loaded terminal strip accepts bare wire without tools.
Handles Dialogue and Effects
The 85 Hz to 20 kHz frequency response and 89 dB sensitivity at 8 ohms cover movie dialogue and surround effects comfortably. Headroom runs out below 85 Hz, so a separate subwoofer is needed for deep bass. The CARB-compliant MDF cabinet with black ash veneer resists resonance within its rated power range.
Highlights
- Clear dialogue with two 3" woofers
- Wide 85Hz-20 kHz frequency response
- Efficient 89dB sensitivity at 8ohm
- Compact 4.21" x 10.03" x 4.92" cabinet
- Handles 15-125 watts per channel
Specifications
| Brand | Acoustic Audio by Goldwood |
|---|---|
| Type | Center Channel Speaker |
Questions about this item
What are the exact cabinet dimensions of the PSC32 center channel speaker?
The speaker measures 4.21 inches high by 10.03 inches wide by 4.92 inches deep, so check your shelf or TV stand clearance against those figures.
How do I connect the speaker wire to the spring-loaded terminals correctly?
Strip about half an inch of insulation, push the terminal tab down, insert the bare wire, then release the tab — the step most people miss is ensuring no stray strands touch the opposite terminal.
When should I inspect or replace the speaker wire and grille?
Check the raw wire connections and the acoustically transparent grille once a year for oxidation, fraying or dust build-up that could affect the 89 dB sensitivity.
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