Garage Speakers (Reviews)

Setting Up Your Speakers The first step in setting up your speakers is to find the right location. If the speakers are on a wall, you can use the template that came with the speakers to mark the location and then cut it out with a keyhole saw. This step is critical to getting the sound quality that you're looking for. If the garage is on the ground, you should install the speakers on the floor. Once the walls are level, you can mount the speakers.  Install The Speakers Next, you must install the speakers. Most garages have high humidity levels, which refers to the amount of water vapor in the air. There are no windows or vents, so the air tends to be stagnant and contains a lot of moisture. The moisture is particularly problematic for speakers, as untreated paper can easily absorb it. As a result, you should always use a fan or another type of vent to ensure that the speakers are not too loud.  How To Run The Speaker Wires Once you've installed the speakers, you'll need to