would these be good for an arena (indoor or outdoor)
2022884
Forma indoor work great with adicional subwoofer. But forma outdoor i dont recomendó you.
2022885
I can't say for sure but I am thinking that one unit is probably not powerful enough. That being said, ours can seem very loud in a small, maybe 25x40 foot space with tile flooring.
2022886
It's pretty loud for the size, but a space you could describe as an "arena" might require something more substantial. These are great for a "room" even a "hall". For outdoor use especially, it wouldn't really project very far.
2022887
I use them indoors at my bowling alley 30 lanes without yelling. A small group outside would be ok.
543687
No in my opinion they would survive in a home setting and not in a commercial one . All the joints are secured by screws and are not commercial grade.My assembly was done with carpenters wood glue at all joints to make them more secure . They do look good and for my use they are a good value.May I suggest that you purchase a pair and see for yourself and return if not up to you standards good luck.
267165
No, these are soft rubber wheels for indoor rinks only. Great skates but not for outside.
1623942
Yes it could be... be sure you research exactly what you want before you buy. You may need different items if you are going to be indoor only vs. wanting to take these outside. Overall, as a beginner you could probably make this work in almost any situation because it's decent performance, light weight and quite portable.
31388
Yes. I think they would work fine for this. I bought them for bicycle communication and they didn't work for that all all. Too much street and wind noise. But in a building they should be fine. They worked well in my home and even outside. Just not for the use I bought them for. t
135392
Yes, I tried them outside and the roll better on smooth pavement. Sucks for indoor rinks thou!
1330381
If you're not looking to mount them too high off the ground these stand should do you just fine. My speakers are pretty heavy for unpowered ones and the were fine. So all depends in your usage situation if you want them at maximum height in the middle of an open stage, where there is wind, maybe a bad buy, otherwise I'm extremely happy with them for the price I paid.
893924
Not really, just depends what look you are going for. The indoor ones do the same as the outdoor ones. They can work either place.
2048514
They are super bouncy, light, and about the size of a small baseball. They should be a good choice for your use case. Thanks!
652526
I think these are for indoor use only. I believe there is another version available for outdoor use.
1835116
I have used these at indoor concerts and they worked great. They do not amplify light but use what is available and do it well.
484927
I would not recommend these speakers for indoor. The weather proofing of the speakers will not allow the same quality sound as an indoor speaker of similar cost.
1098235
Could be used for indoor use but don't know if the sensitivity used for outside would set the sound off too often.
2187119
they are absolutely great inside. if weather (snow or rain) can get to them they will blow also they take time to be up to full lighting not good for security instant light
1831357
Don't know because we used them for indoor volleyball. We have a short distance from the parking lot to the gym even if it is raining.
1494377
I used 4 strings of these in an event hall in lieu of using the super unattractive fluorescent hall lights. They were on for at least 6-7 hours with no problem. I actually think they are better suited for indoor use as they are not as sturdy as commercial quality outdoor string lights (they're good quality, the construction of them is just more akin to like.... The large bulb Christmas lights).
1473588
you should be fine, these work both outdoors and indoors. They're water proof.