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Question: Can I "point" the direction of this speaker (whole speaker or tweeter) towards the seating area to use as a center channel?
Document: Great speaker with awesome bass response. Perfect for areas where you can't fit a pair of speakers to get stereo sound. Bathrooms,Saunas,Laundry rooms,etc. I use them often for whole house audio apllications and the sound fills a room very well and has a pretty decent stereo imaging sound for one speaker. Paintable,easy to install,affordable.
We put a pair of these in our master bath with an impedance matching volume control. We love the sound they produce for this space. After that, we bought a pair of the 8" to put in our dining area to use as the rear speakers for the surround sound system. They also sound very nice. Installation was a breeze with the provided templates.We painted ours with a small roller. It accepted the paint nicely.
I put this speaker in my bathroom above the shower and it sounds great. If you are unable to place two speakers in an area, I would recommend this speaker. It really sounds great. The sound is great and it has plenty of bass, which I was a little worried about.
This single speaker is designed to run both channels of a stereo - you need only one speaker. I have it in the bathroom and it works well there. However, there is no channel separation with the side aimed tweeters, so don't expect to hear a soundstage. The frequency response is limited with no real high end or bass.
The speakers sound very good, as most people seem to agree. But the rotating cam locks are not perfect. I installed two speakers, one in the dining area and the other in the kitchen. The kitchen speaker is underneath the second floor, but the other one is open to the attic. After it was installed, I ventured into the attic and found that one of the cam locks had caught the slack speaker wire underneath it.
I was looking for speakers to put in my suspended ceiling (basement). The finished area is about 48' long by 15' wide. I wanted the stereo sound in one unit to make the sound more uniform (also easier to run a single 4-wire cable). I installed 3 of these evenly spaced (right down the middle of the room) and it fills the area with sound. I don't think any ceiling speaker will knock your socks off with huge volume.
Purchased 6 of the Polk RC6-S speakers for a spa I opened. For the price point, I thought they may not have high enough output or sound quality, but I was wrong...these speakers produce plenty of volume and sound great using only one speaker per ~144 sq ft room. I did need to add a second speaker to a room that was 300 sq ft. Install was very easy with the provided templates.
I purchased this stereo ceiling speaker for use in a small master bathroom paired with a Sonos ZP100. This installation of this speaker was simple - a template is included. The mount is very secure and I have no worries of it coming loose. The audio is crisp and loud, easily overpowering the horrible broan exhaust fan in the bathroom.
I am very impressed with this speaker. I have two of them installed above my pool table. So far they do everything I wanted to do. I mainly use them for background music, but have turned them up and have been impressed with their sound quality. I'm am not an audiophile, but am very selective and I think for how much this speaker costs you are truly getting a great deal.
I bought  HTD SPEAKER for my bathroom to be connected to my Numi toilet. The sound was just okay. Then I bought this and sounded amazing for a whole house audio application,
Answer: You can turn the tweeter a little but the speakers point down only