The black Bose FreeSpace FS2C 20W In-Ceiling Loudspeaker Pair Blackis a pair of in-ceiling passive loudspeakers designed for intelligible speech and music reproduction in an array of commercial applications, whether installed with ceiling-, surface-, or pendant-mounted options (available separately). Equipped with an integrated steel-formed backcan and a single 2.25" full-range driver, each FS2C speaker yields a 150° conical coverage pattern and a frequency range from 83 Hz to 19 kHz.

It handles up to 20W continuous (80W peak) and is capable of producing a maximum peak SPL of 105 dB (99 dB continuous). The FS2C utilizes an integrated multi-tap transformer, which can be configured for an array of 70/100V settings via a convenient switch beneath the grille. The FS2C is voiced to ensure consistent tonality throughout the FreeSpace FS family, so it can be installed alongside other loudspeakers in the same series without compromising the system's sonic signature. Installation options (available separately) include rough-in kits, adjustable tile bridges, and retrofit kits.

1 x 2.25" Full-Range Driver    20W RMS Long-Term Power Handling    150° Conical Coverage Pattern    Integrated Multi-Tap Transformer    Tap Selection via Switch under Grille    Shared Voicing across FreeSpace FS Range    Max SPL: 99 dB Continuous / 105 dB Peak    Integrated Steel-Formed Backcan    Supports Multiple Mounting Options

Maintain consistent tonal quality with shared voicing across all FS models

Full-range 2.25" transducer offers clear voice reproduction and smooth response for background music with a frequency range from 83 Hz to 19 kHz (-10 dB) and broad 150° conical coverage

Supports in-ceiling, surface-mount, and pendant-mount options, allowing for tailored mix- and-match installations

DesignMax subwoofers and larger models (available separately) can expand your system design options even further

Updated enclosures pair sleek aesthetics with practical features, including removable logos

Euroblock 6-pin input/thru connector and front-baffle input location

EN54-24 for voice alarm systems for fire detection and fire alarm systems for buildings, and UL 1480 UUMW listed for use in fire alarm and signaling systems in life safety applications

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. How much ich do these run? I have 2 panaray 12's. Can these be plugged into any power amp? I am currently using a mackie 808s FR series. 600 watt. Would they work? Smokehousegamblers @ gmail . Com smokehouse on Jun 20, 2021 BEST ANSWER: They ill connect to a power amp via their: Connectors 2 x NL4 Neutrik speakON (parallel-wired), input 1 x 2-pin barrier strip, input NOTE: Nominal Impedance 8 Ohms Power Handling 300 W (1200 W peak) (less)

A: Bose Professional MA12 Power Handling: 300 W (1200 W peak) @ 8 ohms. For more details please contact BOSE Professional directly: Pro Installed Technical Support Monday - Friday, 9am-7pm, EST 800-994-BOSE Portable PA Technical Support Monday - Friday, 9am-9pm, EST 877-335-2673 NOTE: The Mackie 808S 8-Channel Stereo Powered Mixer: 1000W @ 4 ohms and @ 2 ohms.

Q: 2. Could this work to power 4 Freespace DS 16F speakers? Thx

A: The Bose Professional FreeSpace DS 16F 2.25" 16W Passive Loudspeaker has transformer taps for 70V and 100V connections, as well as an 8-ohm bypass setting that specifies 16W RMS and 64W peak for each speaker. The Bose Professional FreeSpace IZA 250-LZ Integrated Zone Amplifier specifies 2 channels of speaker output offering 25W at 8 ohms, or 50W at 4 ohms. You could potentially squeeze in two DS 16F speakers on each channel if you wired them in parallel, which would create a 32W RMS load at 4 ohms. Ideally you would want to use an amplifier offering more adequate output power for this model and quantity of speakers.

Q: 3. The two monitors are active?

A: One of the M-Audio BX3 speakers is active and the other is passive. It comes with a cable to connect the first speaker to the 2nd speaker so that the amplifier inside of the 1st speaker can power the 2nd speaker as well.

Q: 4. Do I have to by this unit if I am buying the bose panaray ma12EX speakers?

A: No. The CVT-MA12EX is an optional transformer which is only required if you want to use the MA12EX in a 70V or 100V constant voltage system.

Q: 5. I am just using a bookshelf Samsung Stereo that came with 4 ohm speakers/ 80W per channel. Is there a way to wire these that bypasses the internal transformer, basically making them work the Freespace 51's (which I can't find)?

A: Yes, The Bose Freespace 360P Series II Environmental Loudspeaker can operate at 4 ohms and can handle 80W of power. If you use the black common wire as negative and the orange 80W wire as positive, you will be using the speaker at full power and bypassing its internal transformer. The Freespace 360Ps and Freespace 51s cannot be daisy chained together but they can be wired directly to your stereo receiver or power amplifier.

Q: 6. I have 2 panaray 12's. Can these be plugged into any power amp? I am currently using a mackie 808s FR series. 600 watt. Would they work? Smokehousegamblers @ gmail . Com

A: They ill connect to a power amp via their: Connectors 2 x NL4 Neutrik speakON (parallel-wired), input 1 x 2-pin barrier strip, input NOTE: Nominal Impedance 8 Ohms Power Handling 300 W (1200 W peak)

Q: 7. Can I use without a sub for a small party? about 50 people.

A: Yes you can use the Bose F1 Model 812 Powered Flexible Array Loudspeaker for a party of 50 people,

Q: 8. Where are the rest of the parts we need to make sound happen? Amplifier? Interface? We need turn key.

A: Yes you would need a compatible amplifier to be able to power and send signal to the Bose Virtually Invisible 791 Series II speakers.

Q: 9. I was at another music store in my area and they had this setup on the floor and the movable array at the bottom would not stay in place it would snap into the rear position on the bottom of both speakers Is there a fix for this I would hate to spend 4500 for a set and they don't lock after moving then around awhile?

A: We have not experienced this issue.

Q: 10. How does this compare with other speakers volume wise? We have two JBL eons 15 that are used for a school's theater production in a standard high school gym. Is this speaker louder, or softer?

A: This is a 1000 Watt system. A pair of these with at least one Bose F1 Powered Subwoofer (B&H # BOF1SW) will blow away a pair of 15' JBL EON's and do it with better mid-range detail and far better angles of coverage. Without the sub, the lows are tight and clean but not full enough most musical applications. With two subs this may be an incomparable system, period. At any rate the arrays without the subs get very loud for a gymnasium set-up.