Question: Garage sound system

[DefiantArms]

Anyone have a fancy get up for playing music in the garage? I’ve been wanting to do an elaborate setup with can speakers and what not but may just use two wireless Bluetooth speakers hooked to my garage amazon echo. Link to speakers.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B073BVWRSP/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_Ie54AbBHP2W82

A guy has one over here and it’s suprisingly loud and clear.

 

[tripleturbo]

I'm a dealer for AV stuff, and sell episode speakers, but in all honesty just buy two sonos play 3 speakers and sync them together for left right pair and be done. The App is amazing and you can't beat it. Sound quality is great also. You can add the sub, its awesome as well. If you want a little more power, get the play 5s.

 

[WVRigrat05]

18” cerwin Vegas and an old Ken wood stack system

 

[TheBac]

The JVC stereo I bought with my graduation money back in 1982 is still doing it's job in my shop, and it still works just fine.

 

[DAVe3283]

I'm running a pair of Realistic Mach 2's from 1984 that I got from a high school firend's dad, powered by an Onkyo receiver I got for free when a friend upgraded. Hooked in to an old 50" Vizio TV that I got for free when yet another friend upgraded.

The TV basically just gets used to pull up schematics and instructions on a PC, and I can read them from across the garage.

You really can't beat the sound of the 80's speakers. Modern Bluetooth speakers are finally getting decent, but I'd recommend hitting a thrift store or garage sales and grabbing some giant old 80s speakers and running them.

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[Firefightkev]

I purchased this to run some bookshelf speaker's I had and used the 100 watt output on a kicker 10" in a truck box. It sounds good and hooks to Bluetooth every time with no issues.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01IH5THTY/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_awdb_t1_Nsn5AbBR1RRH4