are these loud enough to use outside and hear across a medium sized back yard?
1315932
these speakers get very loud. i have never tried them outside, but i am almost positive they will be loud enough. in my bedroom they dotn go past 25 percent - as that is plenty loud enough.
1315933
Since I haven't used the speakers outside, my answer is hypothetical. I filled a kitchen/family room with nice sound, and the volume was around 50%. It obviously had more muscle than I used. Hope this helps.
1315934
I have heard these in a backyard, and yes......you will be pleased at how good they sound.
1315935
I cant use them as my new smart tv is not compatible. Its a Samsung UN65ES8000F.
1315936
Yes! We use them in the dinning room and the kitchen, both large rooms, and we have yet to turn to volume all the way up. Volume can be controlled from both the computer and on the speaker itself. I got close to maximum volume once, and it bordered on being painful. Inside I had to manipulate the speakers to get the best stereo separation. You will have to do the same outside as well.
1315937
I have not tried it in such a scenario but I think it should be as long as the outside ambience is not too noisy itself. They are quite loud so my gut tells me they'll be fine in a medium sized back yard.
1513394
Yes, they allow some outside sound. Very nice and sturdy earbuds, they held up better than any others that I've owned. The sound quality is on par with my Bose earbuds.
2281204
We use ours outside around the pool and two work well with us. We live in the country and can hear them well, but four in a rec room would sound good!
1309115
They are decently loud for the size of speaker. These are not huge but they work pretty well for the size. You could use them for a party sure, but they aren't huge loudspeakers.
767930
No. These are in-wall or in ceiling speakers and are not suitable for outdoor use.
817545
I would say so if the surrounding noise level is not too high...for it's size and price it put out a quality sound. However, if its a busy park with a lot of noise level you may need something with more output.
1287209
I am using them to muffle/block the sounds of heavy equipment but not at a firing range, so I cannot reasonably answer your question. Yes, you will be able to hear someone talking to you so you may need ear plugs, too.
1921388
Absolutely. This thing is crazy loud. I've only had it at full volume to see how hi it can go and honestly, I cant see ever needing it that loud inside any sort of normal residence at all. Outside in an open yard? Oh yeah, this would work.
543837
No. They don't really block out wind very well, so sound will get thru as well.
792811
I live in a more rural setting. Not sure how much leeway you have with your back yard situation, but it is loud enough to be heard and identified by neighbors. Not sure which, among the others you mention, is more quiet.
1453491
I honestly think that you could play either electronic having the right connections for them..as for playing them in your back yard these speakers are great for any space..honestly worth the investment!
737496
I think they should be fine, I use them for a 17 mile bike commute to listen to the news, and unless there is a strong wind I can hear everything just fine on the news radio, but also leaves me free to hear anything approaching. I'm a fan of the product.
734255
They would only reduce outside noise minimally. Considering how loud fireworks are I would recommend noise reducing headphones.
1782431
I've used them in coffee shops and at work. They're not great in either environment, so I usually use my cheap pair of in-ears instead and save these for home use. But they sound phenomenal if you don't have any competing noise. They're not completely bad for a semi-loud environment, but you definitely hear outside noise.
453496
They don't cancel out noise but they can get loud enough to overpower the outside noise
248157
No, they would not be good for shooting range noise. They are good for constant low frequency noises, but gunfire would still be heard. They are better off with those foam earplugs you can get from the the drugstore. I used to be on a rifle team and those help considerably.
2165836
Yes, they could be used while mowing, but they do not muffle outside noise.The headphones are absoutely great though...music never sounded so great.