Drill a hole for stereo speaker or not?
I've got a Aerolite 718fd. I want to add an outdoor speaker for the stereo because we spend a lot of time outside and would like to avoid having another stereo to keep up with that would just be used ...
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My outdoor speakers (the little I have heard them so far) are adequate for outside listening. My inside system is a 5.1 surround sound system that is far better than anything I have heard in an RV and again (thumping sub-woofer if I need it), is more than adequate for inside listening. Clearly the fidelity bias is for the inside setup, and so it should be.
That said, and along the thinking that some have intimated above, what should be expected from outside speakers? I would suggest that most of us do not care to listen to others' outside speakers. For me, unless my neighbors manage to play exactly what I want to hear and when I want to hear it, I would rather have no neighbours let alone their speakers and the noise emanating therefrom. Don't mean to sound harsh but I would wager that I am merely voicing what many might be thinking. ;)
That said, the factory speakers are just fine for me to listen to softly piped music or maybe some interesting talk radio or similar, which would not disturb the ambience while enjoying the outdoors (by all).
That said, and along the thinking that some have intimated above, what should be expected from outside speakers? I would suggest that most of us do not care to listen to others' outside speakers. For me, unless my neighbors manage to play exactly what I want to hear and when I want to hear it, I would rather have no neighbours let alone their speakers and the noise emanating therefrom. Don't mean to sound harsh but I would wager that I am merely voicing what many might be thinking. ;)
That said, the factory speakers are just fine for me to listen to softly piped music or maybe some interesting talk radio or similar, which would not disturb the ambience while enjoying the outdoors (by all).
