--- product_id: 1547270 title: "Micca M-8C 8-Inch 2-Way in-Ceiling Speaker, Round, Each, Paintable, White" brand: "micca" price: "€ 98.92" currency: EUR in_stock: true reviews_count: 13 category: "Micca" url: https://www.desertcart.ie/products/1547270-micca-m-8c-8-inch-2-way-in-ceiling-speaker store_origin: IE region: Ireland --- # 100W power handling pivoting 1-inch silk dome tweeter 8-inch high excursion woofer Micca M-8C 8-Inch 2-Way in-Ceiling Speaker, Round, Each, Paintable, White **Brand:** micca **Price:** € 98.92 **Availability:** βœ… In Stock ## Summary > 🎢 Elevate your space with sound that’s as sleek as your style. ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Micca M-8C 8-Inch 2-Way in-Ceiling Speaker, Round, Each, Paintable, White by micca - **How much does it cost?** € 98.92 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.ie](https://www.desertcart.ie/products/1547270-micca-m-8c-8-inch-2-way-in-ceiling-speaker) ## Best For - micca enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted micca brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - β€’ **Seamless Aesthetic:** Paintable, low-profile rimmed grill blends invisibly into any modern decor. - β€’ **Versatile Placement:** Perfect for any room or covered outdoor space, delivering premium sound without clutter. - β€’ **Immersive Soundstage:** Experience rich bass and crystal-clear highs with an 8" woofer and silk dome tweeter combo. - β€’ **Precision Audio Tuning:** 6dB crossover network ensures smooth, coherent sound transitions for a balanced listening experience. - β€’ **Effortless Installation:** Built-in mounting tabs secure easily to drywall or woodβ€”no extra brackets needed. ## Overview The Micca M-8C is a high-performance 8-inch 2-way in-ceiling speaker featuring a pivoting 1-inch silk dome tweeter and 100W power handling. Designed for easy installation and a minimal visual footprint, it delivers robust bass and clear, spacious sound ideal for home theaters, whole-house audio, or ambient music. Its paintable grill and durable build make it a stylish, long-lasting audio upgrade for any modern living space. ## Description NOTE: This listing is for one speaker, buy as many as needed! The Micca M-Series of in-wall and in-ceiling speakers have been designed for optimal performance in a wide variety of home entertainment applications, from providing relaxed background music to a high-impact 7-channel home theater system. Built with high-quality components and rigorously tested design, M-Series speakers deliver exceptional value and are well reviewed by owners and critics. Dynamic and Balanced The M-8C is a 2-way in-ceiling/wall speaker with a high excursion 8" poly woofer and a 1" soft dome tweeter in a co-axial arrangement. This combination provides great flexibility in terms of application and suitability to different music tastes. In addition to smooth and natural vocals, the 8" woofer is capable of robust bass output. This allows the M-8C to be used without the need for a subwoofer in many installations, or seamless integration if a subwoofer is used. Imaging and Clarity The 1" soft dome tweeter provides abundant detail and clarity, generating solid and focused imaging for all sound sources in a spacious sound stage. Designed for a broadened listening sweet spot, the tweeter employs a diffuser to assist with the off-axis response as well as a pivoting mechanism to achieve proper aiming. Perfect integration between the tweeter and woofer is achieved through a 6dB crossover network. Once installed and set up, the M-8C projects a realistic sound stage with excellent resolution. Specifications - Woofer: 8" Mica-Poly Cone, Butyl Rubber Surround - Tweeter: 1" Silk Dome - Crossover: 6dB/Octave - Frequency Response: 40Hz-20kHz - Impedance: 8 Ohms - Sensitivity: 90dB 1W/1M - Power Handling: 100 Watts (Each) - Outer Diameter: 10.7" - Cutout: 9.4" - Mounting Depth: 3.5" Review: Installation Details Revealed - I'll get right to some installation details that I didn't know until I unpackaged them: INSTALLATION: To my surprise (disclaimer: these are my first in-wall speakers), these speakers install just like an "old work" electrical box. That is, they have screws accessed from the front that have plastic flaps on the far end that tighten around already-installed drywall/plaster/plywood/other. This actually makes installation extremely easy, assuming you can access your speaker wire through your new ceiling hole. The reason I'm mentioning this, though, is it actually makes my life slightly more difficult, as I was planning to install these in an as-of-yet unfinished attic room (no ceiling, just joists) so I can listen to my Death Metal through my whole-house-audio system without moving speakers attached to terminals around as I work. FYI, per the manual, the cutout hole needed is 9-3/8" diameter, the outer diameter of the speaker frame is 10-3/4", and the mounting depth is 3-5/8". Obviously, you'll have to find space between joists. Note that that mounting depth may not be enough if you are planning to put these in plaster walls. Ceilings I suspect will always be okay, but plaster walls have plaster seeping behind the lathe that makes your wall cavity too shallow, assuming 2x4 studs. INSULATION & OPTIMAL SPEAKER VOLUME: Every driver (woofer or subwoofer) has a specific interior volume (of a box) that is optimal for getting the fullest sound and best bass. I tested these speakers right out of the box and of course they lack a little fullness in sound quality that way, but as you add barriers around the back, they sound better and better (I was looking in particular for a speaker with a low frequency range since I won't have a subwoofer in this room - and the quoted 40Hz is pretty darn good for a full range speaker - especially at this price). The manufacturer recommends - too vaguely - that you push your insulation back about a foot in all directions and add insulation if you have none to make a faux speaker box in the ceiling. For me, I spent a lot of time insulating my old house, and I don't intend to make big holes in it to negate the positive effects. Also, I don't like "winging it" when trying to get the best sound out of a pair of speakers. I intend to make a box out of 1/2" sanded plywood (which should match up with the drywall I'll use on the attic ceiling), and mount the whole box in the ceiling, covering the whole thing with insulation. This should take care of both the insulation problem (as well as my specific installation problem) and maximize sound, specifically low frequencies. I realize that most people's situations will be a bit different than mine, but you may be able to use this info to your advantage. Note that I think the insulation problem is inherent to all in-ceiling speakers, so I'm not blaming the manufacturer. If you are installing this on the first floor in a two+ story house, you'll probably have to add insulation or a box to get any bass out of the thing. QUALITY: My main home stereo is a higher end Sony Amp with all Infinity towers and my main car stereo is all amplified Polk speakers, so I have pretty high standards. I don't think any in-ceiling/wall solution will ever be as good as a full-on tower speaker solution, but if you're going in-wall/ceiling, I can't imagine getting as much bang for the buck. In fact, as I cannot locate anywhere where they cut corners on manufacturing costs, I am still half thinking it's too good to be true, wondering when I will find out that it really is too good to be true. Even the circuitry looks well done and the spring terminals are much nicer than I'd expect. CON: Even before these came, I knew I was going to want to do upgrade the rest of the second-floor rooms in my house. Addicting. Highly recommended. Update: With installation complete, the only other CON I can think of is that now my desire to stop and headbang is greater than before, eating up more time when I should be finishing the room! Review: These speakers are excellent - My home burned down on December 31, 2010. After evaluating a lot of options, we decided we would rebuild the home ourselves. As part of the reconstruction effort, I wanted to install speakers in every room of my home (even the bathrooms), and wire my home with gigabit Ethernet. I had looked at a number of speakers before settling on these. In the end, I purchased and installed 35 of these speakers -- two each in three bedrooms, two baths, the kitchen, the dining room, and the sun room; five speakers in the master bedroom (5.1 surround sound); and seven speakers each in the family room and living room (7.2 surround sound). In the rooms where I support surround sound, I also have Polk Audio PSW10 powered subwoofers (excellent subwoofers). The sound from these speakers is simply amazing. I am a software engineer by profession, but I also have a music degree and I spent several years as a professional musician. My taste in music is varied -- from blues and hard rock, to new age, to classical, to electronica and beyond. As a result, I need speakers that will faithfully reproduce the sound I want to listen to -- these speakers do that. When I need lots of bass for electronica while listening to Deadmau5, Pendulum, or Cosmic Gate, these speakers deliver. If I want something to support hard rock with driving bass and screaming guitar like Jimmy Hendrix, Johnny Winter, or Led Zeppelin, these speakers do the job better than the ten-inch JBL's I used to use before my home burned down. If I just want to chill out and listen to Mozart, Greig, or Copland, these speakers faithfully reproduce the strings and woodwinds without any distortion. I have not found another speaker that demonstrate as much versatility as these speakers do. Another plus is that these speakers are very reasonable in price -- less expensive than Polk, Yamaha, Bose, and many other brands. If you are someone that likes to listen to music so loud that it actually hurts your ears, these speakers may not be for you -- in that case I would recommend JBL or Celeston speakers for extreme volume (although JBL's are terrible for classical music as they color the sound too much). However, I have pushed these speakers at 80 percent power using 105 watt receivers and they do not distort at all (and they are very loud). I normally listen to music at a level that allows me to still have a conservation with someone, so factor that into my review (I am not a fan of REALLY LOUD music). As far as mounting goes, these speakers are very easy to mount -- the speaker terminals have red and black push in buttons to feed 14 AWG speaker wire into, and there are four screws you turn to lock the speaker into the ceiling and mount it securely. The speakers come with white grills, and they look great when they are installed. The construction of these speakers is very sturdy, and the cones are reinforced. Also, while these are rated as eight inch speakers, they are actually almost ten inches in diameter when you mount them with the grills -- you will want to take that into account. I have ten-inch floor joists in my house that are mounted sixteen inches on center, which form really nice hollow boxes for mounting the speakers into the ceiling. If there was a slight negative to these speakers, I would say that they carry a lot of sound through walls and floors. Watching a movie with great theater sound late at night can be a problem if you don't want to wake people up, even when the speakers are at low volumes. If I decide to install speakers in my finished basement, I will buy more of these. Dollar for dollar, these speakers cannot be beat. ## Features - UNCOMPROMISING AUDIO QUALITY - Micca Media Series in-ceiling speakers are designed for optimal performance in a wide variety of home audio applications, from relaxing background music to high-impact home theater systems. Their smooth and natural sound signature with robust bass output deliver an engaging listening experience. - EASY TO INSTALL - The built-in mounting tabs grab securely onto drywall or wood panels with no need for additional brackets or boxes. With durable construction and materials, Micca in-ceiling speakers are great for family rooms, living rooms, bedrooms, kitchens, bathrooms, and covered outdoor porches, providing years of lasting enjoyment. - MODERN AND ELEGANT - Using a rimed grill design, the Micca Media Series ceiling speakers protrude minimally from the wall and blend unobtrusively into any decor. When painted to match the wall color, they become virtually invisible, giving you great sound without taking up valuable space. - ENGINEERED FOR GREAT SOUND - The M-8C utilizes a high excursion 8-inch poly woofer and a pivoting 1-inch silk dome tweeter that can be aimed to project a spacious sound stage. Perfect integration between the tweeter and woofer is achieved through a 6dB crossover network that ensures coherent transition in the critical upper midrange region. - SPECIFICATIONS - Frequency Response: 40Hz-20kHz; Impedance: 8 Ohms; Sensitivity: 90dB 1W/1M; Power Handling: 100 Watts (Each); Outer Dimension: 10.7” Diameter; Cutout Dimension: 9.4” Diameter; Mounting Depth: 3.5” ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B002YPS6T6 | | Additional Features | Radio | | Age Range Description | Adult | | Antenna Location | For Surround Sound Systems, Home Theater, Whole House Audio | | Audio Driver Size | 8 inches | | Audio Driver Type | Dynamic Driver | | Audio Output Mode | Surround | | Best Sellers Rank | #3,736 in Electronics ( See Top 100 in Electronics ) #4 in Ceiling & In-Wall Speakers | | Brand | Micca | | Built-In Media | Installation Template, Speaker, User Manual | | Color | White | | Compatible Devices | Smartphone, Tablet, MP3 Player, Desktop, Television, Projector, Laptop | | Connectivity Protocol | wired | | Connectivity Technology | wired | | Control Method | App | | Controller Type | Corded Electric | | Customer Reviews | 4.7 out of 5 stars 1,649 Reviews | | Enclosure Material | Composite | | Frequency Response | 20000 hertz | | Global Trade Identification Number | 00741360330863 | | Impedance | 8 ohm | | Is Waterproof | FALSE | | Item Dimensions D x W x H | 4.2"D x 10.7"W x 10.7"H | | Item Type Name | In-Ceiling/In-Wall Speaker | | Item Weight | 3.6 pounds | | Manufacturer | Micca | | Maximum Range | 5 meters | | Model Name | Media ICW | | Model Number | M-8C | | Mounting Type | In-Ceiling; In-Wall | | Number Of Circuits | 1 | | Number of Audio Channels | 2 | | Number of Items | 1 | | Number of Power Levels | 1 | | Power Source | Corded Electric | | Speaker Maximum Output Power | 100 watts | | Speaker Size | 8 | | Speaker Type | Subwoofer | | Subwoofer Connectivity Technology | Wired | | Subwoofer Diameter | 8 inches | | Tweeter Diameter | 1 inches | | UPC | 741360330863 | | Unit Count | 1 Count | | Warranty Description | Limited 1 Year | | Warranty Type | Limited Warranty | | Water Resistance Level | Not Water Resistant | | Woofer Diameter | 8 inches | ## Product Details - **Audio Output Mode:** Surround - **Brand:** Micca - **Connectivity Technology:** wired - **Frequency Response:** 20000 hertz - **Speaker Maximum Output Power:** 100 watts ## Images ![Micca M-8C 8-Inch 2-Way in-Ceiling Speaker, Round, Each, Paintable, White - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71dNvanUwgL.jpg) ![Micca M-8C 8-Inch 2-Way in-Ceiling Speaker, Round, Each, Paintable, White - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71shkSM1kbL.jpg) ![Micca M-8C 8-Inch 2-Way in-Ceiling Speaker, Round, Each, Paintable, White - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81e+C37NGML.jpg) ![Micca M-8C 8-Inch 2-Way in-Ceiling Speaker, Round, Each, Paintable, White - Image 4](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71hWq6fPabL.jpg) ![Micca M-8C 8-Inch 2-Way in-Ceiling Speaker, Round, Each, Paintable, White - Image 5](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71EaBzg1PkL.jpg) ## Available Options This product comes in different **Style** options. ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Installation Details Revealed *by M***E on May 23, 2011* I'll get right to some installation details that I didn't know until I unpackaged them: INSTALLATION: To my surprise (disclaimer: these are my first in-wall speakers), these speakers install just like an "old work" electrical box. That is, they have screws accessed from the front that have plastic flaps on the far end that tighten around already-installed drywall/plaster/plywood/other. This actually makes installation extremely easy, assuming you can access your speaker wire through your new ceiling hole. The reason I'm mentioning this, though, is it actually makes my life slightly more difficult, as I was planning to install these in an as-of-yet unfinished attic room (no ceiling, just joists) so I can listen to my Death Metal through my whole-house-audio system without moving speakers attached to terminals around as I work. FYI, per the manual, the cutout hole needed is 9-3/8" diameter, the outer diameter of the speaker frame is 10-3/4", and the mounting depth is 3-5/8". Obviously, you'll have to find space between joists. Note that that mounting depth may not be enough if you are planning to put these in plaster walls. Ceilings I suspect will always be okay, but plaster walls have plaster seeping behind the lathe that makes your wall cavity too shallow, assuming 2x4 studs. INSULATION & OPTIMAL SPEAKER VOLUME: Every driver (woofer or subwoofer) has a specific interior volume (of a box) that is optimal for getting the fullest sound and best bass. I tested these speakers right out of the box and of course they lack a little fullness in sound quality that way, but as you add barriers around the back, they sound better and better (I was looking in particular for a speaker with a low frequency range since I won't have a subwoofer in this room - and the quoted 40Hz is pretty darn good for a full range speaker - especially at this price). The manufacturer recommends - too vaguely - that you push your insulation back about a foot in all directions and add insulation if you have none to make a faux speaker box in the ceiling. For me, I spent a lot of time insulating my old house, and I don't intend to make big holes in it to negate the positive effects. Also, I don't like "winging it" when trying to get the best sound out of a pair of speakers. I intend to make a box out of 1/2" sanded plywood (which should match up with the drywall I'll use on the attic ceiling), and mount the whole box in the ceiling, covering the whole thing with insulation. This should take care of both the insulation problem (as well as my specific installation problem) and maximize sound, specifically low frequencies. I realize that most people's situations will be a bit different than mine, but you may be able to use this info to your advantage. Note that I think the insulation problem is inherent to all in-ceiling speakers, so I'm not blaming the manufacturer. If you are installing this on the first floor in a two+ story house, you'll probably have to add insulation or a box to get any bass out of the thing. QUALITY: My main home stereo is a higher end Sony Amp with all Infinity towers and my main car stereo is all amplified Polk speakers, so I have pretty high standards. I don't think any in-ceiling/wall solution will ever be as good as a full-on tower speaker solution, but if you're going in-wall/ceiling, I can't imagine getting as much bang for the buck. In fact, as I cannot locate anywhere where they cut corners on manufacturing costs, I am still half thinking it's too good to be true, wondering when I will find out that it really is too good to be true. Even the circuitry looks well done and the spring terminals are much nicer than I'd expect. CON: Even before these came, I knew I was going to want to do upgrade the rest of the second-floor rooms in my house. Addicting. Highly recommended. Update: With installation complete, the only other CON I can think of is that now my desire to stop and headbang is greater than before, eating up more time when I should be finishing the room! ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ These speakers are excellent *by D***D on December 26, 2012* My home burned down on December 31, 2010. After evaluating a lot of options, we decided we would rebuild the home ourselves. As part of the reconstruction effort, I wanted to install speakers in every room of my home (even the bathrooms), and wire my home with gigabit Ethernet. I had looked at a number of speakers before settling on these. In the end, I purchased and installed 35 of these speakers -- two each in three bedrooms, two baths, the kitchen, the dining room, and the sun room; five speakers in the master bedroom (5.1 surround sound); and seven speakers each in the family room and living room (7.2 surround sound). In the rooms where I support surround sound, I also have Polk Audio PSW10 powered subwoofers (excellent subwoofers). The sound from these speakers is simply amazing. I am a software engineer by profession, but I also have a music degree and I spent several years as a professional musician. My taste in music is varied -- from blues and hard rock, to new age, to classical, to electronica and beyond. As a result, I need speakers that will faithfully reproduce the sound I want to listen to -- these speakers do that. When I need lots of bass for electronica while listening to Deadmau5, Pendulum, or Cosmic Gate, these speakers deliver. If I want something to support hard rock with driving bass and screaming guitar like Jimmy Hendrix, Johnny Winter, or Led Zeppelin, these speakers do the job better than the ten-inch JBL's I used to use before my home burned down. If I just want to chill out and listen to Mozart, Greig, or Copland, these speakers faithfully reproduce the strings and woodwinds without any distortion. I have not found another speaker that demonstrate as much versatility as these speakers do. Another plus is that these speakers are very reasonable in price -- less expensive than Polk, Yamaha, Bose, and many other brands. If you are someone that likes to listen to music so loud that it actually hurts your ears, these speakers may not be for you -- in that case I would recommend JBL or Celeston speakers for extreme volume (although JBL's are terrible for classical music as they color the sound too much). However, I have pushed these speakers at 80 percent power using 105 watt receivers and they do not distort at all (and they are very loud). I normally listen to music at a level that allows me to still have a conservation with someone, so factor that into my review (I am not a fan of REALLY LOUD music). As far as mounting goes, these speakers are very easy to mount -- the speaker terminals have red and black push in buttons to feed 14 AWG speaker wire into, and there are four screws you turn to lock the speaker into the ceiling and mount it securely. The speakers come with white grills, and they look great when they are installed. The construction of these speakers is very sturdy, and the cones are reinforced. Also, while these are rated as eight inch speakers, they are actually almost ten inches in diameter when you mount them with the grills -- you will want to take that into account. I have ten-inch floor joists in my house that are mounted sixteen inches on center, which form really nice hollow boxes for mounting the speakers into the ceiling. If there was a slight negative to these speakers, I would say that they carry a lot of sound through walls and floors. Watching a movie with great theater sound late at night can be a problem if you don't want to wake people up, even when the speakers are at low volumes. If I decide to install speakers in my finished basement, I will buy more of these. Dollar for dollar, these speakers cannot be beat. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ How to install the Micca 2-way speaker in a ceiling + My Review *by R***R on December 29, 2020* See the photos provided. Here are a few tips to make the installation easy. INSTALLATION TIPS 1) use a small hook tool to remove the speaker grills, not a nail 2) use painter's tape to hold the cut-out template to the ceiling; don't use the worthless little sticky tabs provided 3) cut out 2'x2' sheet foam squares to hold the insulation in place above the speakers and to prevent any insulation from getting into the speaker cone, which will vibrate and drive you crazy 4) pre-tap the screws before putting the speaker in place. This helps prevent stripping the phillips screw heads when screwing the speaker clamps in place 5) use a *slightly* damp cloth to wipe dusty finger prints from the speaker cone and ring. be gentle. SPEAKER PROs * inexpensive but not 'cheap'. There's a difference. * they sound decent, maybe a tad mid-high heavy, but the mid-bass frequencies are balanced and clear * can't beat the price for performance factor * easy install - I installed 6 speakers in 4 hours, including set-up, tear-down and clean-up. SPEAKER CONs * they sound decent, maybe a tad mid-high heavy, but the mid-bass frequencies are balanced * they are power-hungry. be sure to use an amp around 75-100 watts. Under-powering these speakers will make them sound faint and will not give the bass, mids and trebles 'punch'. MY THOUGHTS Keep in mind these are in-ceiling/in-wall speakers and unless you encapsulate them in sound boxes (like in-wall speaker cabinets) that are perfectly tuned to the cubic volume to maximize the sound, you will get decent but not 'wow' factor sound. Most installations will be with insulation behind the speaker magnets, which absorb bass reflex sound, which is what my installation was. Despite not giving the speakers a good encapsulated and ported environment, they still sound surprisngly good. If I were to use these for theatre surround sound, I would build ported boxes behind each in the wall or ceiling, acting like a speaker cabinet. Although, surround sound speakers don't do a lot of sound work during movies and live programming, so installing these as true surround sound speakers, I don't think a built-in speaker box is necessary. If these were installed as primary sound driver, yes, I would install speaker boxes behind them. MY REFERENCE POINTS to judge the performance and sound of the MICCA M-8C * I use Sonos products to wirelessly connect the entire home, controlled by the Sonos app on my phone * I have a Sonos Arc, Sonos Sub and two Sonos Ones in our family room. * I have a 9.1 Mirage home theatre system in our media room. (two 5' towers, one center channel, six ceiling mounted surround speakers and one 12" subwoofer). It is powered by a Pioneer SC-61 amp. I use a Sonos Port to connect the home theatre system to the whole house sound solution. * I have two Polk Audio Atrium 6 speakers on the back deck, connected to a Sonos Amp inside, which also powers two of the six Micca in-ceiling speakers, located in our dining room. * I have two Polk Audio Atrium 4 speakers and two 10" passive Synergistic towers in the garage, powered by an old Denon stereo amp. Who doesn't like to listen to the game or rockin' music when working in the garage? * I use a Sonos Amp to power the remaining four Micca in-ceiling speakers in our downstairs bar area. * I have 17 guitars, 6 guitar amps and a plethora of sound gear. I share all this to suggest I have been around 'sound' for a long, long time. There's nothing like a well-mixed live sound, which is my ultimate reference for designing my whole-house sound solution. While I am not an expert, I do like clear, crisp, clean unmuddled sound and I think for the price and for the intended purpose (in-ceiling), the Micca speakers do the trick. I couldn't justify spending $500 on two Bose in-ceiling speakers, for example. ## Frequently Bought Together - Micca M-8C 2-Way in-Ceiling Round Speaker, 9.4" Cutout Diameter, Whole House Audio, Home Theater, Indoor or Covered Outdoor, 8" Woofer, 1" Tweeter, White, Paintable, Each - Amazon Basics Speaker Cable, Easy Assembly, 16-Gauge, Bronze, 100 ft - FosPower Banana Plugs 12 Pairs / 24 pcs, Closed Screw 24K Gold Plated Speaker Plug Connectors for Speaker Wire, Wall Plate, Home Theater, Audio/Video Receiver, Amplifiers and Sound Systems --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - πŸ›’ **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** β€” Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** β€” Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - πŸ’° **No Hidden Fees** β€” All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - πŸ”„ **15-Day Free Returns** β€” Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - πŸ”’ **Secure Payments** β€” Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** β€” Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.ie/products/1547270-micca-m-8c-8-inch-2-way-in-ceiling-speaker](https://www.desertcart.ie/products/1547270-micca-m-8c-8-inch-2-way-in-ceiling-speaker) --- *Product available on Desertcart Ireland* *Store origin: IE* *Last updated: 2026-08-29*