Is this good for outdoor events
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I've used it for several outdoors events. And it has put out enough joice for wedding receptions, etc. My speaker did however have some low quality wood inside that crumbled. It was easy to fix. But I had to pop open the cabinet and replace the wood.
1349069
I would consider getting the larger ones (the 15' 2000W versions) as they thump harder which is good for outdoor events. I usually use the 12's for smaller indoor events. For the extra few dollars (around $50 I think), I think the larger ones are a better value. I probably wouldn't try to play them in the rain though of course. Hope this helps.
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It wouldn't be my first choice for outdoor weather. It's not a waterproof shell or a material that repels water. Its more for indoors or outdoor under a carport.
1172247
My daughters bday party was outdoors. It worked! I hung it with tape off my gutters and on my fence! Looked amazing!! The wind picked up though and it became a hassel. So if no wind then it would be perfect!
1926472
I use it for grandkids outdoor events i.e. soccer, football. It has to make a difference in the temperature under the umbrella since we live in Phoenix and cheer the kids on all year. It's fairly light weight but depends on how strong/old you are to hold it for an hour. I'm 64 - I think you should "go for it!"
521909
Sure you can use it outdoors. It has a small battery box on it that would probably be completely ruined, but you are free to put the thing any place you want. Just don't expect it to last long out there if it starts raining...
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If it's powered with the cable, I think so. Granted, you don't want the music to be overbearing at these events, so it should work fine. For a concert, on the other hand, definitely not. Although you would probably want to mount the speaker outdoors.
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I would suggest you check with the manufacturer to be 100% sure. My disclaimer answer would be "NO", its not intended for outdoor use. But if you are using it in a dry setting where there is absolutely no water, liquids, snow near or touching it, I don't see why it would be a problem.
1075398
I think it would depend on how far away you are from the event. I think if you are more than 10 to 15 ft away, it will not work as well.
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I think it would be great for outdoor use as long as it is sheltered by the rain. Otherwise, its pretty heavy...won't fly away in the wind. I use it on the inside of my slider, it works awesome!
1014870
yes. this device has plenty of kick for a backyard party. also with bluetooth capability. it has an eight hour running battery life as well. it should work perfectly for your purposes.
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The company should answer. However, I do not believe that this was designed for outdoor use.
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I use it for when I teach aerobic classes. I have music playing in the background and I'm using the mic to instruct. It should be okay outside as long as it's hooked up to a sound system. I use it in a building setting. Works great!
2162378
Yes, I think it would be fine. Its made of painted steel which should be OK in a sheltered outdoor setting. I might buy some stainless steel bolts to use instead of the supplied zinc coated bolts though.
2078423
sorry but our event was held inside... that being said, it was very bright led lights, so if your outdoor venue is somewhat dark, it should show up well.
976424
Hi Jaime! I have not used this as yet outdoors but I am sure it will do well for that. It has done so well for me that I bought one for our son who does some outdoor singing to use. Also I bought one for my sister who sometimes subs for PE in schools. Should work wonderfully well for your tourguide gigs.
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I use mine mostly outdoors at Motocross races and sporting events, I love it for the price. If doing large groups then you will definitely need a back up lens for that. I have had mine for about a year now and its still working great!
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It is great around the neighborhood and at the zoo. The front shock absorbers are great for paved areas, but I would not take it on a trail. It would probably be fine for airports, but I have not used it in this capacity.