The outside environment is a fairly harsh environment when it comes to setting up any sort of audio equipment such as speakers. Therefore, if you are about to install some speakers outside of your house in order to have music when you entertain guests, you might want to make absolutely sure that when you set up the speakers, you follow the tips which are shown in the next few paragraphs. That will ensure that your speakers are going to be able to withstand the harsh conditions which exist in an outdoor environment.
Some of the problems that outdoor speakers face which are being set up outside of the house are moisture and rain, intense sunlight as well as stream temperatures. Thus speakers which are designed for being installed outdoors permanently, have to be designed very carefully. There is nothing worse than your speakers quitting during the winter after having spent a good deal of money and time install them. If you speakers quit then you’ll going to have to not only remove them but also spend money to take them to your local shop or even to purchase a replacement.
Speakers which are able to withstand rain are usually made out of a plastic enclosure. The thickness of the enclosure should be such that the speaker can indoor the occasional blast of rain and also that there won’t be any vibrations while the speaker is playing music. Also, the speakers should be designed such that a wall mount can easily be fitted to the enclosure. Using a wall-mounted is probably one of the safest ways of installing the speaker outdoors. When choosing a location for the installation, you might want to pick a spot that is not only protected from rain but also where speaker is not going to face direct sunlight. That will ensure that the speaker is not going to with discolor and also that there won’t be any extreme temperatures that can damage speaker enclosure.
