Eagle Outdoor Rock Speaker - Grey


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The Eagle Outdoor Rock Speaker is designed for homeowners seeking to enhance their outdoor living spaces with discreet, high-quality audio. Its primary benefit is delivering immersive sound that blends seamlessly into garden, patio, or poolside environments, resembling a natural garden rock. A key consideration is its requirement for a 100V line amplifier system. This speaker offers a durable, weather-resistant build and comes in full-range or coaxial configurations for superior sound clarity, making it ideal for continuous outdoor use.
| Colour | Grey |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 5056876403587 |
| Brand | Eagle |
No, this speaker is designed specifically for 100V line audio systems. It requires a compatible 100V amplifier and cannot be directly connected to standard low-impedance stereo amplifiers without a separate transformer.
You can connect multiple speakers to a single 100V amplifier, provided the total wattage of all connected speakers does not exceed the amplifier's total wattage output. You can also adjust the wattage tap on each speaker to distribute power as needed.
The speaker is built with a weather-resistant design to withstand outdoor elements like rain and sun. However, it is not designed to be submerged in water. Avoid placing it in areas where it will be constantly exposed to direct, heavy water sources.
The full-range configuration (A180CC) typically uses a single driver to reproduce the entire audio spectrum. The coaxial configuration (A180CD) uses two drivers mounted concentrically, often providing a more focused sound and better mid-range and treble reproduction.
The 15W setting is suitable for background music or smaller areas, while the 30W setting provides higher volume for larger spaces or when you want the audio to be more prominent. Choose based on the size of your outdoor area and desired listening level.
The design is engineered to provide good sound dispersion while maintaining its natural appearance. While extreme placement might slightly alter sound projection, the acoustic design aims to minimize negative impact and deliver clear audio.
Verify that the 100V amplifier is powered on and functioning correctly. Check that the speaker wire connections are secure at both the amplifier and the speaker. Ensure the correct wattage tap is selected on the speaker and that it matches the amplifier's capabilities. Confirm that the speaker wire is not damaged.
Check the speaker wire connections for any looseness or corrosion. Ensure the selected wattage tap on the speaker does not exceed the amplifier's capacity for that channel. Inspect the speaker for any physical damage. If using multiple speakers on one channel, ensure the total wattage does not exceed the amplifier's rating.
Confirm the speaker is set to the desired wattage tap (e.g., 30W for higher volume, 15W for lower). Ensure the amplifier's output is sufficient for the number of speakers connected. Check for any kinks or damage in the speaker wire that could impede signal strength. Consider adding more speakers or a more powerful amplifier if the area is very large.
Setup: Connect the speaker to your 100V line amplifier using appropriate outdoor-rated speaker wire. Ensure the correct wattage tap (15W or 30W) is selected on the speaker before connecting to match your amplifier's output and desired volume level. Position the speaker discreetly amongst plants or rocks for optimal sound dispersion and visual integration.
Compatibility: This speaker is designed exclusively for use with 100V line amplifiers. It is not compatible with standard low-impedance (e.g., 4-ohm or 8-ohm) stereo amplifiers without a transformer.
Care: Regularly clear away any debris that may accumulate on or around the speaker. A damp cloth can be used for cleaning; avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive materials. Ensure connections remain clean and free from corrosion.