Experience

Outdoor

Even coverage across the garden, without disturbing the neighbours.

Sound for terraces, gardens and pools that covers every seat evenly at a gentle level, stands up to the UAE climate, and stays inside your boundary.

Plan your room Three ways to build it

quieter each time the distance doubles: 6 dB
quiet speakers instead of one loud one: 4
less power than one loud speaker: 10×
between speakers in most gardens: 5 to 7 m

What is outdoor sound?

Outdoor sound is about coverage, not power. Open air has no walls to hold sound, so one loud speaker is too loud nearby, too quiet far away, and easily heard next door.

Even sound from the terrace to the pool
Many quiet speakers, not one loud one
Built for sun, humidity and dust
Sound that stays inside your garden

A garden terrace at dusk under warm lights

Outdoor in brief

Several small speakers, close to where you sit and aimed back at the house, give even sound at a gentle level and keep it inside the garden. They are built for sun, humidity and dust, and they sit quietly among the planting.

How it works

Sound that stays in the garden

One loud speaker fills the terrace and still reaches next door. Several quiet ones cover the garden and stay inside it.

Reach: 5.3 m
Power each: 0.03 W
Across the lawn: 11 dB
At the wall: 55 dB

Worked out from published specifications and standard sums for sound. A guide to how a room behaves, not a measurement of yours. Sound is shown as one note, slowed about 150 times, so you can see it move.

01Each circle shows how far a speaker carries before it falls to a quiet conversation.
02Four speakers, aimed back at the house, share the work and need far less power.
03Change the layout or the speaker, and the sums follow.

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What makes outdoor sound work

01
Many speakers, low level
Sound fades fast outdoors. Several quiet speakers close to you give even coverage that a single loud one never can.
02
Built for the climate
Sun, humidity, sand and irrigation are hard on equipment. Speakers are chosen for the weather, and amplifiers stay indoors.
03
Zones you control
The pool, terrace and lawn can each have their own level, so a quiet dinner and a party can share one garden.
04
Respect for the boundary
Speakers aim back at the house, and bass stays away from the wall, so your music doesn't become next door's.

Plan your room

Move the sliders to your own sizes for a first estimate.

Garden length20 m

Garden width12 m

Speakers: 8
Spacing: 5.5 m
Zones: 2
Average power each: 0.08 W

A first estimate from standard formulas. We confirm it once we have seen the room.

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What goes in it

Part	What it does	What to look for	See products
Outdoor speakers	Cover the garden, on walls, in beds or hanging from a pergola.	Rated for sun, humidity and dust, and aimed back at the house.	See products
Outdoor subwoofer	Adds the depth open air takes away.	A weather-rated unit, placed away from the boundary.	See products
Amplifier	Stays indoors, out of the heat, and drives every zone.	Enough channels for each zone of the garden.	See products
Control	Sets the level by zone, so the pool can stay quieter than the terrace.	The same app as the music indoors.	See products

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Specification	VENTURA 6	Marine 6 Black	8" 200W Outdoor Weather-Resistant High Performance Rock Speaker Pair
Frequency response, low	54 Hz	55 Hz	35 Hz
Frequency response, high	20 kHz	30 kHz	20 kHz
Sensitivity	90 dB	89 dB	91 dB
Nominal impedance	6 ohms	8 ohms	8 ohms
Driver size	25 mm	25 mm	–

Room guide

Average power for 65 dB between speakers, with 88 dB speakers. Allow ten to twenty times this for peaks.

Area	Speakers	Spacing	Average power each
Terrace, 40 m²	2	5 m	0.06 W
Lawn, 120 m²	4	6 m	0.09 W
Large garden, 300 m²	8	7 m	0.12 W

How we do it

01
Walk the garden
We mark where you sit and where the neighbours are.
02
Plan the coverage
Speakers are placed close to the seating and aimed back at the house.
03
Run the cable
Cable goes in before planting or paving where possible.
04
Set the levels
Each zone is set by ear, at the seats and at the boundary.