The Tannoy OCV6 is a professional 6-inch coaxial full-range pendant loudspeaker designed for high-quality audio dispersion in commercial ceiling-mounted applications. Utilizing Tannoy's proprietary Dual Concentric coaxial driver technology, it integrates a 1-inch high-frequency compression driver mounted concentrically within the 6-inch low-frequency woofer. This design ensures perfect time and phase alignment between the high and low-frequency sound sources, resulting in a coherent wavefront with exceptional stereo imaging and a wide, consistent coverage pattern. The speaker is engineered to deliver clear, articulate sound for background music, paging, and speech reinforcement in environments such as retail stores, restaurants, hotel atriums, airports, and corporate spaces where aesthetic integration and sonic performance are equally important.

Engineered for ease of installation, the OCV6 features a stylish, low-profile pendant canopy that houses the speaker and provides a clean, finished appearance. It is designed for suspension from standard T-bar ceiling grids or hard ceilings using appropriate mounting hardware. The speaker offers multiple power tap settings via a rotary selector on the terminal block, allowing it to be integrated into 70V or 100V constant voltage distributed audio systems, as well as standard 8-ohm low-impedance applications. This flexibility makes it a versatile choice for system designers planning large-scale, multi-zone installations. A paintable, acoustically transparent grille allows the speaker to blend discreetly into the ceiling design.

As a component of Tannoy's commercial audio range, the OCV6 provides a balance of sophisticated acoustic engineering and practical installation benefits. Its coaxial design delivers a more accurate and immersive listening experience than conventional ceiling speakers, minimizing "beaming" and ensuring uniform sound coverage. By offering professional-grade sound in a pendant format, it serves as an ideal solution for spaces where ceiling-mounted speakers are preferred but where the audio quality and dispersion characteristics of a coaxial system are desired to enhance the listener's experience.