Rock Speakers and Planters

I think today wherever there's a human being, there's aPlacement tips
pair of speakers. Perhaps you can't imagine your livingUnless you plan to use your rock speakers as wasp
without your home theater system. In the bedroom,nests or rain gauges, you should use a few tricks
you still want to listen to your favorite Cd's. Thewhen mounting them:
shortest car ride is unbearable without a decent stereo- Choose a drier place to place them.
and a pair of speakers. Newly, this goes for boat rides,- Don't point the port upward.
too. The more recent wireless technology allows you- Place the speaker near the place you are to sit more
to have speakers in the garden, in the garage oroften; In open air, there's less reflection and speakers
wherever you have things to do.may sound weaker.
But loudspeaker manufacturers don't settle for this,- Measure the area you want the speakers to cover,
when it comes to outdoor use. They want speakerspreferable before you buy them. A pair usually covers
that black out and melt into the environment. They200 to 400 sq. ft.
want 100% weatherproof. They want naturalistic- Usually, 16- or 18-gauge wire is good; for runs over 80
design. And the answer to all their wishes hasfeet, choose 14-gauge wire.
materialized itself into the planter and rock speakers.- No matter the brand, use direct-burial cable to
The biggest rocks in this field are Stereostone,connect the speakers, because it resists the
Rockustics and SpeakerCraft. When it comes tounderground moisture and oxidation.
rocking and rolling stones they can make all yourPlanter and rock speaker manufacturers
wishes come true. Just try them by sending over aPlanter and rock speakers definitely can bring a dose
piece of rock from your garden. They'll send back theof exoticism in your backyard. Here are some brands
design of a prototype speaker that looks exactly likeworth your consideration:
your rock.Rockustics
How to recognize a rock speakerThese are the guys that make your garden rock. Their
If you are in a friend's garden, music is all around butgarden series includes both rock and planter speakers.
you don't know where it comes from, be sure that theThe Rocky III speaker looks like a stone on the back
speakers are hiding in the form of some rocks orbut like a Flintstones tool on the front. The sound quality
flower pots. These speakers are especially designedand the bass response are good, even when
for outdoor use, which means that they are 100%compared with normal speakers. If you are willing to
weatherproof. They are completely sealed, usinggive away a larger sum, in order to enjoy a real bass
insulating materials that are made to hold up inexperience, also buy one of the subwoofer models.
extreme weather conditions.Their base can be buried in the ground and a smaller
In aspect, both Rockustics and Stereostone speakerspart remains visible.
got inspired from mother nature. They have that grainyAll Rockustics products have a lifetime warranty (their
look, irregular shape of natural rocks, heavylifetime, not yours). All the speakers are designed for
appearance heavy, but are entirely made of light,outdoor use. As previously mentioned, Rockustics can
synthetic, materials. Most buying guides recommendcreate custom colored-speakers, available by special
looking for speakers that are made of goodrequest.
weatherproof materials like: coated aluminum, stainlessStereostone
steel, polypropylene.A Stereostone unit is a complete speaker on its own.
Do rock speakers really rock?Stereostone also offers models of aboveground
They sure do! What we like most about thesesubwoofers. The Gibraltar Rock is probably the most
speakers is how you can use them to impress yourimpressive rock speaker from Stereostone, both in
kids. Flower pots that sing and rocks that tell stories,size and performance. With an 8-inch woofer, its bass
this is as close as technology can get to a fairy tale.is quite pleasing. It can be of use in your personal
If you have doubts about their performance level, don't.garden, but also in theme parks or other public spaces.
Of course, they can't compete by far with the audioSpeakerCraft
quality of a high performing audio system or to theIt's probably even more difficult to tell which ones are
home theater experience. But they sound pretty well.rocks and which ones are speakers if you go for the
Rock speakers and planters are meant to please theRox speakers from SpeakerCraft. The grille texture
ear while they don't bug the eye. The majorthat hides the speaker is so fine that you almost don't
advantage is they come close to you, and you don'tnotice the difference. To build the speaker enclosure,
have to play them that loud. This way you won't keepthe company developed a special blend of
the neighbors up at night just because you are giving aweatherproof resins. No matter how astonishing this
back yard party.stone similarity is, you may want to look for a little
The major drawback? Though they are designeddiversity in the garden patio. Webster the Frog is
mostly for outdoor use, they're all wired. But thiswaiting for you. It is not a real frog, but a speaker in
inconvenient can be solved through a few placementdisguise from Bahama Sounds, a SpeakerCraft division
tricks.located in Riverside, California.