Cheap Outdoor Speakers (1 Viewer)

[Greg Kennedy]

Hi, all. I'm looking for some really really cheap (did I mention inexpensive?) outdoor speakers. Right now I have a DENON AVR-3802, Paradigm fronts, main, and surrounds, and an SVS-PB2+ sub.

I was looking at these:

http://www.circuitcity.com/detail.js...toid=-8023&m=0

I am more worried about blowing speakers that are only almost half of the 110 Watts my receiver can put out.

Should I be overly concerned? Is the worst case scenario that I blow a $40 pair of speakers? Any other economical recommendations?

Thanks!

Greg

 

[StephenHa]

I've never heard those, but I did install a set of audio source speakers for a customer and was impressed with them they retailed at a whopping $50 the model is ls-200 (white 100 is black)

 

[Jed M]

You may want to check out Home Theater Direct. They have $39 and $59 outdoor speakers.

 

[Nhan_H]

That's what I have (the HTD Level II outdoors). Very good speakers for the price. Definitely get those over the CC stuff.

 

[Greg Kennedy]

Thanks for the recommendation. I'll check them out!

gk

 

[Jason Co]

Greg are you planning on running those through your Multi zone on your Denon 3802?

Jason

 

[Greg Kennedy]

Yes, I was. I have little or no experience, but from what I remember I think it's an either / or proposition. Either you can listen to outside or inside, but not both. Any extra insight is appreciated.

By the way, I ordered the HTD speakers and they should start shipping in August. Thanks for the recommendation, guys.

gk

 

[Nhan_H]

Sweet. 10-12 day count-down Plus you get a nice saving with the pre-order

 

[Jason Co]

Actually Greg you can listen to both inside and outside at the same time. You have to select which component you want to play in your second zone and you can listen to that outside while someoen else is listneing/watching something different inside. I made an attempt at setting up some zone 2 speakers on my deck and couldn't get it to work. After I took it all down I read somewhere that the default volume setting for the multi zone out (not the multi zone pre-out) is -70. Of course I learned this after I took everything down. I am curious if you are planning on using the 3802 onboard amps or another amp via the mutli-zone pre outs. If you have some time let me know how it works out for you.

J