Earthquake Sound EWSLA63 In-Wall Line Array LCR drops to $295.07

Pick this up and save $114.85.

Earthquake Sound EWSLA63 In-Wall Line Array LCR drops to $295.07 - save $114.85. This 28% discount brings the price well below its 30-day average of $409.92, making it one of the deeper cuts we track on this speaker. The EWSLA63 has been steadily climbing in the $420-$440 range over the last 90 days, so this marks a genuine reversal.

THE DEAL

Earthquake Sound EWSLA63 In-Wall Line Array LCR

$295.07 (was $409.92) - Save $114.85 (28% off)

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Get This Price

For just $295.07, below its 30-day average of $409.92. The 90-day average sits at $424.40 and the 180-day average is $433.44, so this is a rare discount outside the usual pricing band.

If you have been waiting on a line array LCR for a dedicated home theater build. This is the lowest we have seen it track.

What You're Getting

The EWSLA63 is a line array LCR speaker that packs six 3-inch poly cone woofers and a single 1-inch silk dome Neodymium tweeter into a slim extruded 6061 aluminum body. The identical drivers are seated directly beside each other to transfer sound with minimal wall reflection, a design borrowed from professional line array systems.

It handles 350W max power with a frequency range of 40Hz-20kHz and 89dB sensitivity at 8 ohms. The frameless design uses Turn-N-Lock mounting for clean installation, and the grille is magnetically attached and paintable.

Who This Is For

Best for home theater builders who want a capable three-channel solution from a single in-wall speaker. The line array design works well for left, center, and right channels, especially in rooms where clean aesthetics matter.

Skip this if you need dedicated towers for a high-volume listening room, or if you prefer traditional bookshelf speakers with larger woofers for deeper bass response.

Final Verdict

Below $300 with a 28% discount against its recent average. This is the right price for anyone assembling a clean in-wall home theater setup. The 30-day average suggests this deal could revert at any point.