Outdoor Speakers

chachee52 · 01-05-2012, 07:33 PM

So I was very lucky this year to be given a pair of outdoor speakers for my back porch. I spent a lot of time running the wires from my livingroom surround sound reciever up into the attic and then out the overhang outside. They were the best thing that I've ever done to my house. I get to spend time after work smoking while listening to the Red Sox during the summer. This time of year, get a little fire going and have a smoke while listening to the Bruins.
My question is, now that winter temps have FINALLY hit New England should I be taking the speakers in. I guess I'm worried that the temp will affect the rubber in the speakers and thus ruin the sound in the spring. They are well under the overhang of the roof so I'm not worried about the snow or sleet, just the temp.
Any thoughts?

01-05-2012, 07:33 PM	#1
chachee52 Adjusting to the Life Join Date: Dec 2009 First Name: Todd Location: Tyngsboro, MA Posts: 399 Trading: (2)	Outdoor Speakers So I was very lucky this year to be given a pair of outdoor speakers for my back porch. I spent a lot of time running the wires from my livingroom surround sound reciever up into the attic and then out the overhang outside. They were the best thing that I've ever done to my house. I get to spend time after work smoking while listening to the Red Sox during the summer. This time of year, get a little fire going and have a smoke while listening to the Bruins. My question is, now that winter temps have FINALLY hit New England should I be taking the speakers in. I guess I'm worried that the temp will affect the rubber in the speakers and thus ruin the sound in the spring. They are well under the overhang of the roof so I'm not worried about the snow or sleet, just the temp. Any thoughts? __________________