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Thanks very much for your input, Gil. I was just thinking if in-wall or in-ceiling speakers can be used. The most ideal setup is to install speakers on each floor in the shaft so when the elevator car (also made of glass) travels through the glass shaft, sounds would drift in and out of earshot. I am aware of the possibility of a lot of attenuation of sound since the the car is enclosed in the glass. If the speakers are placed in the car, this would be become a different installation piece, conceptually. I am thinking of using at least 150-Watts speakers to connect with an amplifier - do you think it would suffice? Thanks again!

Hi, I am working on a sound installation proposal to be staged in a glass elevator shaft and researching on the type of speakers that will best suit the acoustic properties of the elevator. The building has 4 flights and I plan to install a mono speaker (full range with good low frequency response) on each floor in the shaft. Each speaker consists of different audio source. Can anybody suggest/recommend the type speaker and possibly the hardware I should get? Many thanks for your inputs. Hope to hear from you!