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Barn speakers

We have a small farm with a large barn for weekend family get togethers. Trying to figure out how to pipe music around. Much of the time we are out around a fire. Options I am considering are indoor and outdoor speakers hung up high, not sure of a brand. Another consideration is a box speaker like Klipsch that can be moved in and out- kind of a hassle but workable. Listen to everything from Earl Klugh to AC/DC and everything between. Anyone have a similar setup that works well? Thank you in advance 
ovinewar1
oldhvymec
5,101 posts
 
I second that .. BIG horns.. VOT, Imperials, La Scala.

Pro BUMP for the bass. 21" are on sale at PE, 299.00 PS555-8 21" 96% efficient.. 2 will pressure up a barn.. LOL Use Behringer 12Ks they will pump it up..

Hootenanny comes to mind.. :-)

Regards
ovinewar1 OP
91 posts
 
Thank you both. My first impression was a couple of horn speakers but hadn’t thought about wheels. The space is a cavern- super tall walls and three thousand square feet. 
ovinewar1 OP
91 posts
 
Hootenanny is exactly what it is. Lots of bunks so friends just stop in and end up staying the night. Wife is a feeder so everyone eats well. UTVs, fishing, crickets and bullfrogs.........and a smattering of ACDC........Pickelball courts inside
justgotohm
23 posts
 
Passive PA style speakers and the amps to push them are cheap and plentiful on the used market. Since the price of powered monitors has come down that’s the norm. 
Here is an example of four Bose 801’s powered by 200wpc Bose 1800 I was messing around with in the barn.
Any CL search or local music stores will have loads of used cheap quality options. 

https://youtu.be/knBhVWpTI2o
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fuzztone
5,598 posts
 
https://www.costco.com/ion-pathfinder-280-all-weather-speaker-with-premium-wide-angle-sound.product....
Bottle opener built in.

You DO NOT need or notice stereo in a party setting.
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