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Best Outdoor Klipsch Speakers for the Price...


Tim_in_NC

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I'm planning on powering my "outside"

speakers with the Mulit Zone Amp in my Harman Kardon AVR-7300 and then

maybe later use an A-BUS ...

Do you think there is any way lightening could hit one of these "outside" speakers and damage my AVR-7300 ???

OR... Do you think if water got into the speakers, the water could somehow short or damage the AVR-7300 ???

So what do you think?

lol, if lightning hit your house I think you would more to worry about

then a random $50 speaker [;)] And all the charge in the area would

probably blow up your reciever and the rest of your electronics too -

even if you didn't have the speakers.

The only way water in the cabinet would create a short is if the water

made a connection between the + and - sides of the signal...with the

port pointing down I don't see how water is going to fill up inside

without spilling out. You might have problems with dew in the morning

on the crossover, but even then I don't think it'd be an issue. If

you're really worried, just seal off the crossover....you won't have to

worry about the leads going to the driver or the input terminals

because they're too far apart.

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colterphoto1 wrote the following post at 02-16-2006 8:52 PM:

is there really much difference between the SA series and good old

KSB's other than plugging the port so water can't get in? KSB 1.1's can

be gotten for like $50 per pair on ebay. If you hung em tight under

overhangs, they wouldn't get much weather anyway.

Michael

I guess all our hype is good for business...

Every since I decided to get another pair of KSB 1.1 for outside

duty... Every pair that I've seen on Ebay has been going for about $100

or so... GO FIGURE!

I'll find a pair some day... :)

-TIM

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Ya, I should throw in a ditto for the KSB's.....amazing little boogers,

especially for the price. 5 of those suckers and sub-12 and you'd have

yourself a rocking HT for a small room. Throw in a reciever and you've

got yourself a nice small system for under $1k.

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