Legrand
Legrand HT1LCRV1 5.25 in. LCR In-Wall Speaker
5.25 in centre-channel speaker with dual 150 W / 75 W woofers and 60–20 kHz response
- TypeIndoor/Outdoor Speakers
- High-power 150W/75W dual woofer for demanding home theater
- 25-in center channel fits standard in-wall installation
- Frequency response 60 to 20 K Hz covers full dialogue range
- 1000 Series high-performance design built for residential use
- RoHS compliant construction meets environmental standards
Legrand 5.25 in. LCR In-Wall Speaker
The Legrand HT1LCRV1 is a 5.25 in. LCR in-wall speaker from the 1000 Series designed for residential home theatre applications. It features a dual woofer configuration rated at 150W/75W for centre channel performance.
Suited for dedicated home theatre rooms
This speaker suits buyers building a dedicated home theatre system requiring an in-wall centre channel. It is not for buyers who need wireless connectivity, portable audio, or outdoor-rated durability beyond the indoor/outdoor speaker type classification.
150W dual woofer capacity
The 150W/75W dual woofer design comfortably handles demanding centre channel duties in a home theatre setup. Frequency response spans 60 to 20 K Hz, while the 17.69 W wattage spec indicates continuous power handling where headroom may run out at extreme sustained volumes.
Highlights
- High-power 150W/75W dual woofer for demanding home theater
- 25-in center channel fits standard in-wall installation
- Frequency response 60 to 20 K Hz covers full dialogue range
- 1000 Series high-performance design built for residential use
- RoHS compliant construction meets environmental standards
Specifications
| Type | Indoor/Outdoor Speakers |
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Questions about this item
What amplifier power rating do I need to safely drive the 150W/75W dual woofer?
An amplifier rated between 75 and 150 watts per channel into the speaker's nominal impedance will match the 150W peak and 75W continuous power handling.
Will the 60 Hz low-frequency limit blend with my existing subwoofer crossover?
The speaker reaches down to 60 Hz, so setting your subwoofer crossover near 80 Hz creates a smooth handoff without a gap in the 60 to 20 kHz response range.
How can I verify the 5.25-in drivers are wired in phase after installation?
Play a mono pink-noise track; a centred, stable phantom image between the left and right channels confirms the dual woofers are moving together correctly.
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