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I understand they are not made for this purpose but would the M3 in-ceiling speakers hold up outdoors. I have an outdoor space that is prewired for ceiling speakers and would be very difficult to reroute. I have had M3 outdoor speakers in the past and loved them but aren't an option here.
Thanks!
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Re: Outdoor in-ceiling speakers
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This is just one guy's guess, but it seems to me that as long as you ran the wiring through the ceiling and had a good seal between the speaker flange and the ceiling you should be OK.
I'm assuming that the existing structure would keep rain/snow/etc.. off the speakers.
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Hi TXTX,
The in-ceiling speakers are waterproof so no problem having them outside.
Ian Colquhoun
President & Chief Engineer
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