Mike Anderson;554394 Wrote:
Is the Boom loud enough to cover a small/medium outdoor area - say 25'
by 30'?
Find a decent used sub and the boom works fine. I use a velodyne
va907.
p
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real stereo makes the lights dim on the bass notes.
Mike Anderson;554394 Wrote:
Is the Boom loud enough to cover a small/medium outdoor area - say 25'
by 30'?
Until I got the Polks 2 months ago I was using a Boom in a similarly
sized area and it was okay. It depends on how loud you mean by cover.
Because the sound dissipates so rapidly with
Alright, I'm sold. Ordered one, should be here this week!
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I've mostly heard bad things about wireless speakers in general:
susceptible to static, interference from other wireless devices like
cordless phones, baby monitors, etc. There may be good wireless
speakers out there, but there are a lot of bad ones.
I recently got a pair of passive Polk Atrium
if i had to do it all over again i'd simply use a Squeezebox Boom.
i do have a permanent setup in the back garden: a pair of Polk Atrium
55 that still look new after being out there for over 6 years. Use some
decent cable to hook them up to a cheap Sony Amp that is in an outside
cabinet, and I
pablolie;554346 Wrote:
if i had to do it all over again i'd simply use a Squeezebox Boom.
Is the Boom loud enough to cover a small/medium outdoor area - say 25'
by 30'?
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i definitely think so. outdoors is a terrible listening environment
anyhow, and neighbors typically don't appreciate adequate volume levels
for active music listening. :-)
i do think the Boom could do the job (at least for me)
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I'm looking for outdoor speakers for my patio.
Ideally, I'm thinking of a pair of powered speakers that work
wirelessly. For example, I'd plug something into the RCA outs of my
Squeezebox and, and they'd transmit the signal to the speakers.
Does such a thing exist? If not, what's the next
