Installing an OVER THE TOP Outdoor Speaker System in My Backyard
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- Опубликовано: 6 фев 2021
- This video we will see how we installed this OVER THE TOP Outdoor Speaker System in my backyard. Watch entire series here - bit.ly/OSDInstall
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I wish I had these videos before I did my outdoor setup. I went with OSD as well and hooked up the MX 1280 amp to 2 rock speakers, and to my existing lanai ceiling speakers. Also went with the 10 inch planter looking sub powered by the SMP 300. I used 2 HEOS Links I got used from EBay as the source which integrates nicely with the other Denon products. Very happy!
Can’t wait to see the final product!
Men at work,
Congratulations Youthman. All of you did a great job. Your backyard setup is insane. It took some balls and courage to do it. I can't wait to hear a demo.
Thanks Rico. I think it turned out very well too! I'm relaxing today but will finish up the install likely on Tuesday.
I have to say this is one of the best clean install I've ever see, even comparing to professionals.
Wow Dave, that is great to hear as me and my friends are by no means “professional outdoor system installers”. I want to share through the videos that OSD provides the resources so that consumers can install it themselves and save a ton of money building a killer outdoor system.
Wben i am wanting a precise interior location in masonry wall i will use a small bit first from inside and then large bit from outside.
Just picked up OSD’s 5.5 inch in ground landscaping speakers, their unground subwoofer and a couple of their planter box speakers for the outdoor patio/pool area. Excited to hear the sound from your setup which looks absolutely incredible.
Thanks it’s on the to do list this week to get the amplifiers and streamer installed.
Great idea with the double edger blade for the trench. I did the same procedure when doing my landscapping light but with a single blade. Ended going back and forth with edger and using a flat shovel as you recommended.
Thanks my friend recommended that and it worked out very well
I enjoy watching your videos. I can't wait to see your project complete.
Thanks Shane
My Soundbar is right next to/parallel to the slider window for the backyard patio, i just need to open the slider window and leave the screen door closed to enjoy the music. Plus my Onkyo 32 Bit DAC receiver and bluray player, connecting towers soon it's also next to the slider window and kitchen. Panoramic Canyon views too- backyard.
Youthman at it again! Great video my friend! Can’t wait to hear your thoughts and can’t wait to hear the demo! 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Thanks
Great setup video! I'm hoping to do something similar here up north come the summer!
Thumbs up to the buddy crew. I've trenched (and used pvc conduit) here in Clearwater, Fl for my inground pool plumbing, and for electrical wiring by myself (did not rent a trencher, because I also have irrigation system). It was a three weekend project. Unfortunately, I'm from up north so my buddys, and my three adult boys are in three different states. Mike, as you measured for the drilling I almost yelled "four more inches further off the ground". The slab foundation in newer homes here in Florida are quite high due to no slope causing slow drainage issues. Great job, nonetheless.
Thanks David. We REALLY thought we measured correctly. From the inside, we measured from the ceiling to maybe 4 or 6" above the carpet. Went outside and measured from the soffit down to that same measurement. Apparently the soffit is NOT the same height as the ceiling in my theater room. It ended up working out great but was certainly a chore drilling through solid concrete.
Omg, I empathize with the challenges of drilling through solid concrete. I screwed up and nearly drilled into an adjoining corner wall but came out just before the intersection and was able to make it work! Very difficult to maintain the angle while pushing through 8 inches of solid concrete and come out where you intended. I also could of hit a rebar too!
It was certainly a chore but we made it happen.
This ground subwoofer is the craziest thing!!! I’ve never heard of this.
Bro, very excited for the next video of this and how it sounds.
Sooo... I watch your videos in my living room home theater. When you said “Alexa, speaker lights on.”... my Alexa heard you and changed to my record player 😂 thanks Youthman!
That's too funny
That is funny. I always forget to mute that out of the video.
@@Youthman I laughed while saying “oh no!”
Youthman has done that to me too along with other RUclipsrs. Except my Alexa gets confused because I have no lights connected to mine. 😂👍
Haha she”a like, “What do you want me to do?” 🤣
Would you mind sharing your SMP1000 settings? I have that amp and two of the same 12" OSD subs in parallel (4 ohm load) and I keep tripping the overload protection when trying to figure out the correct max volume setting. -5db is the highest I can go without tripping at max source volume. But +5db sounds amazing. I'm wondering if there a setting you recommend in the Amp, or if I should go with a DSP between the source (Chromecast audio) and amps (I have a separate XMP500 70v and 10x 70v 6" OSD Forza speakers)
How are the osd vs the klipsch? I'm currently running aw650's but looking to add the osd sub.
Excellent video. Thank you
Awesome video as usual. Had a good laugh when you bumped into the screen lol. Keep it up man! Thanks.
You could wrap the subwoofer cable conection with electric tape cuz that does not look like that is moisture proof
Adding electrical tape would not hurt. It’s been over a year with zero issues.
U can also put electrical tape on d wire connectors as well to secure it a little more
Very slick outdoor set up brother. I am curious to hear your opinion after you get those outdoor subs going.
Thanks Barrett. I’m excited how well it’s turning out
Your video editing skills make entertaining videos. Great job!
Thank you Dave
Great install. I love how clean and organized y’all were !
Thank you, Eric. It’s a permanent install, so I wanted it to look nice.
@@Youthman I just got two bose freespace landscape speakers and I needed a sub. I ordered the OSD sub with the built in crossover. Do u think that would be ok ?
Yes. You don’t have to match brands when it comes to subwoofers. Same goes for Home Theater.
I never knew there is a market for something like that. XD Great stuff!
I do this but man I use pvc piping in my trenches. It makes it easier to pull out if you need to and it also keeps stuff nice and dry.
Great video Michael. Definitely a nice video explaining on what to do if you ever want to do this for your outdoor living space. Now, take a break and put some ice on your head lol. 🤣👍🏼
Haha...I had to include that in the video. Thought it was pretty funny. It surprised me more than it actually hurt.
@@Youthman As soon as I saw that the shocks didn’t take the screen all the way up, it was going to happen. 🤣. Just glad you’re ok though.
Haha it was funny. Shocks have lasted 4 - 5 years.
@@Youthman Hahaha. Yeah, sure was funny. But those shocks lasted a long time though. They still work, but just not as great. Wear and tear is a sucker man!
I envy the setup. Indoors too.
Can’t help myself from laughing buddy...I knew you were gonna bump your head😂😂😂😂
I didn’t see that coming lol
Wow. Some of the install methods are quite “Artistic”. But I think they will present themselves as problems at later dates. Great subwoofer unit is super cool. I’m hopeful
Drilling through your foundation won’t effect your home. Inspectors where I’m from would t like that hole too much. Great video !
Yeah I’m not sure what they might say. Cross that bridge one day. 🤣
Great video and looks like a lot of work but also fun. I was wondering why the 4 speakers on the wall are going to be so close to each other?
Thanks Mark and great question. I should probably mention that in the next video when I'm installing them. OSD recommended to keep the tweeters as close together to prevent phasing issues. It's like when guys want to use two center channel speakers. Mounting them vertically basically creates a "Line Array" of speakers for each channel (Left and Right speaker).
I would be terrified to leave the speaker in the hole so close while I was cutting a line, great job .
Looks like you did a good job.
Thanks Randy. I think it turned out very well. I’m not “handy” so I solicited help from three friends who are
@@Youthman Well you seem to be really good at planning and it takes a team sometimes to get the job done. I'm ready to see it complete. God Bless
!!! how many of 'you' are there?
im looking 4ward to the next installment!
goodness! 8- 8" speakers..... holy cannoli.
anxious for your final report.
Hey Michael great video, what Amp did you go with to power both 12" speakers
Thanks, I discussed the amp setup here ruclips.net/video/gvlGAD0D1SQ/видео.html
I could imagine making the nicest garden cineama in my backyard if i can afford it.
Keep it up bro
The edger was a great idea. Looking good and clean. Great job Youthman!! I just hope now you don't make any enemies out of your neighbours. LOL That's a joke I know your a respectful person. God bless
Thanks Milton. Yes, I’m very respectful of my neighbors and have a great relationship with them. The purpose of having multiple speakers is so we don’t have to turn it up as loud to provide adequate coverage across my entire outdoor living area.
@@Youthman I got you! I was just thinking if you wanted too turn it up with all the speakers you have now You could probably rock the neighbourhood. By the way thanks for what you do. I have learned a lot from watching your videos.
Yes we will be sure to invite all the neighbors over when we do that LOL
Edger was a great idea 👍
Any idea how these compare to the Sonance outdoor speaker kits?
interested in this as well
I have not heard any Sonance speakers
a lot of work but it will be worth it at the end
Absolutely.
Very impressive. You should always drill a pilot hole from the inside.
This was the first and only time I have ever drilled through concrete.
First time seeing one of your videos. Your theater room gave me instant Klipsch envy. Nice set up.
Question: Your screen doesn't muffle the sound?
Thanks for watching. No, the screen is acoustic transparent, just like what they use at your local cinema. Any attenuation of the top end is fixed by running room correction (Audyssey etc.)
Hey Michael, I just recently subscribed, and have been somewhat binge watching your channel. Enjoying! I have been running a pair of Polk Audio PSW-650 subs for almost 20 years now. I recently sold them and purchased a single SVS PB-3000, and it should arrive this week. My room is roughly 10'Wx16'Lx7'H. On a level of 1-10, what level of bass increase should I expect? I apologize for the lengthy comment.
Hey Paul thanks so much for subscribing. Glad you’re enjoying the content man. Honestly I think you’re going to be blown away. The PB 3000 is a phenomenal Subwoofer. Polk audio has never made great subwoofers. Definitely let me know once you get it all set up. I’d love to hear what your thoughts are comparing the two
Thanks for the reply! Unfortunately, the Polks are already gone and I won't be able to do a side by side comparison. I will definitely give an update.
I think you will be surprised at how much you have been missing.
Props on doing it yourself, I got tired just watching y'all. Great editing on this video too
Haha thanks Alan. It was a lot of work but we had a great time hanging out together.
How did you determine the locations of the subs for your backyard?
Hi David, originally I was going to place one on the left side of the sitting wall next to the fireplace and the other on the right side of the sitting wall, OST recommended a place one close to the house to increase the boundary gain and provide more bottom end so I moved one of them close to the house. The other side of the house would not work as it would put the subwoofer Completely away from the listening area
Subs have no direction so you can put anywhere in your backyard, but choose a place close to wall and corners will enhance the bass response.
Similar to sub placement inside your home. The more walls you have next to the sub, the more boundary gain you will get.
Let us hear it ,,I was was waiting for the end show ..😩😩
What exactly are you hoping to hear from a lapel mic?
I am very impressed. It looks amazing and i cant wait to see the sound demo.
The bottom 3 courses of cinder block are fully poured for stability
Learn something new every day.
Ok, So, when is Movie Night.... Awesome.. Stay Safe, Be Safe!!!!
Currently there isn't a TV installed, although my wife thinks it would be a good idea to install one. Problem is we don't watch ANY regular TV. We don't have a TV in the living room or our bedroom. We have a dedicated theater room where I game and we watch movies.
When I see those subwoofers, they look to me like some kind of mutant battle tortoise. lol
After a year or so how are the in ground subs holding up? I have some ODD equipment and was thinking about adding a sun but all I can remember is my old in ground omni speakers and how quickly the Florida ants turned them into hotels.
So far they’re still working great. I haven’t had to dig them up so that’s good lol
Neighbors have to hate your house when they are having a quiet dinner and your partying with deep bass.
On the contrary, I have a great relationship with both of my neighbors. The purpose of multiple speakers is so that we don’t have to turn it up loud for it to provide even coverage of my entire backyard living area.
Need to talk Zeos reviews about his cinema screen that automatically lifts up. It's pretty cool
I looked into electric lifts but they are too slow for me. I just need to replace the shocks.
@@Youthman I do agree on that cause his was slow,it was kinda loud also. But it was cool to see it lift to the ceiling.
My Home Theater also installed a motorized lift for his screen. It would drive me nuts if I had to wait over a minute for it to fully lift.
@@Youthman its like that part in Dispicle Me when the doctor is trying to blast off fast trying to make a statement but his take off was extremely slow. Jeopardy sound inserted lol
Excellent. Hint: Even considering the YT compression deficit, next time let us hear the speakers. It's about the music. Right? Thanks it was a really good video.
Thanks for the suggestion Jim. I typically do not provide audio demos as I don't see the value in them through this format.
So how do you like it after you have had it for a while? Building a large house with a huge pool. What brand / system would you recommend for a 26,000 sq ft house?
26,000 square foot home? 😳
We use it whenever we have family gatherings. Perfect for our use. The app isn’t the best but they don’t have the budget of Sonos either
@@Youthman Yup in WA State with theater will have you tour when done, 18 months left
Wow that’s massive. Feel free to submit your setup at www.hometheatertours.com when you are finished
Deep ending in your budget, there are much higher end outdoor systems out there. OSD certainly provides a lot of value.
Hello
Thank you for 11:55. I was a little concerned. 🤣
LOL I did pay my friends for helping but I also worked on the project with them. Drilling through solid concrete was a booger for sure.
Very clean so far. Great job.
Thanks!
Is the outdoor sub really worth the effort and money? Does it pound like the way an indoor sub does ?
I definitely recommend getting one or more (depending on how large your area is). The subs fill in the lower octaves quite nicely.
They do not pound like indoor subs as they are not in an enclosed area so you will not feel them like you do with indoor subs.
@@Youthman certainly not running them both off the one SMP 1000
Certainly am. It provides plenty of power to fill in the lower frequencies for my setup. I’m not trying to provide enough sound for the entire neighborhood. 😉
First I'd use soIder , then probably would use heat shrink and 3m 6500 marine sealant to connect wires .
That would be a good option as well
Looks great. Side note, your subfacia will probably never align with your ceiling as it rides on the rafters, and not your ceiling joists. Can't wait to see how those subs sound.
I know zero about construction. I was relying on my friend’s knowledge. We ended up being about 4” lower than we thought lol
@@Youthman We all learn from each other. It's why I'm here. 😊
Wondering why you would potentially be so low to ground? Coming up say 1 foot would have left you room at the perimeter of house for trimming, and alleviate potential water issues ( not sure if that is a concern where you are) lots of interior height to work with. Not saying it’s bad, but here in Canada, we need to be cautious of snow, melting to water and even with silicone , better to well above above grade.
4 speakers in a cluster? Curious as to why? Possibly opt for 4 clusters of 2, spread out more? This will ultimately still be coming from two points, albeit “ big” sound....I was thinking from first video you would be spacing the 8 across the entire back side , rather than clustering....multiple tweeters like that? I’m sure it will rock( no pun intended). Cant wait for reveal of finished project. Love your channel as always!
We have lived here for 14 years and the ground has never held water, even during a hurricane.
The reason for 4 speakers close together is due to phase issues when the tweeters are separated. This is why concerts use line arrays. Same principal.
Sounds good youth man, appreciate the reply, and yes, your wall of sound does remind me of those multiple speakers stacked flanking the stage up high,,,,going to be awesome,,,” totally craving some outdoor yard time,,,,we hit minus 51 below today with windchill factored in. Sadly, no bbq for a while! Enjoy....Curtis
FYI, the back of that hammer is called the claw! Ha, ha, you IT guys!!!
awesome work guys now its beer time lol
We did celebrate with Starbucks. :)
@@Youthman thats awesome i love star bucks ...
Over the past two months, I have come to love it a bit too much. Last week I think I went 5 days for my Grande Iced White Chocolate Mocha No Whip. 🤣
@@Youthman nice.... i get mocha pepermint frap when i go ....my daughter works at the one we go to..
Nice! My son also loves the pepermint
How much bass will one 12 inch produce?
Keep in mind that single subwoofer is trying to fill your entire backyard with sound. Best to have multiple if you can.
How do i connect my subwoofer amp and my speaker amp outdoors?
Well done like always,but over done with regards to number of speakers used for outdoor audio.
This video was appropriately titled. Of course (8) speakers are not necessarily needed but it will allow a larger coverage of sound without having to turn up the volume as loud and disturb my neighbors.
I'd love to wear shorts and a t-shirt outside in winter up here in Canada
That’s the dress code 10-11 months out of the year.
Congrats!! good job, Waiting for the Sound demo!!!
😮
The rocks are cool, but I would not connect them to Mano audio
What is Mano audio?
what happens when he moves???
Do it bump tho?
Descent amount of bottom end. Not enough to bother my neighbors.
You can just bury speaker wire like that?
Yes, they are burial rated. I verified with OSD first.
I'm confused. I already know how to dig a hole and I already know how to drill a hole through my foundation and I already know how to create a wire trench. In fact, most anyone I know knows how to do these things. What they don't know how to do is the actual wiring hookups. By the way, Martin Logan is the only way to go with inground bass speakers.
I was the opposite. I know how to connect speakers, I have never dug a wire trench, never drilled through my concrete wall.
I'd say your neighbours love you.
I have a fantastic relationship with my neighbors. It’s all about respect. Also by having multiple speakers scattered throughout my area, I do not have to turn it up as loud to get good coverage over the entire area
Please I need four how can I buy it bro
Check the description
His wife must be like oh no More speakers and now out side lol
Surprisingly, Jessica loves having speakers outside. She wants to add a TV next and we don’t even have one in the living room 🤣
Dont get to hear the end result :(
How long after this did your entire street put their houses up for sale?
Zero. I still have a great relationship with 8 of the closest homes to us. It’s all about respect. Not to mention, because I have so many speakers throughout my outdoor living area, it negates the need to turn them up as loud to ensure each area of the outdoor living area has good audio.
@@Youthman wow. You have great neighbors lol.
I’m a good neighbor to them as well.
Drill inside out with a small bit to locate it. Then enlarge with that giant earth coring oil drill bit. Lol
I considered that but was told you run the risk of blowing out the stucko on the outside as this is what happened on the inside. Fortunately, the carpet conceals it. They also said with concrete it is better to bore a single hole instead of trying to use a pilot hole.
Hey youthman why are you burying 2 Bar B-B-Q grill in your backyard lol. Those subs look like a grill with smoke exhaust
Haha tries they do. You could grill a few hamburgers inside one
why does your house not have a fence between your place and the people next door.? that seems so strange to me, where i live in new zealand every house is fenced off
We actually like our neighbors. LOL. Most homes in our 52 home community do not have a fence. One of my neighbor's installed one as they have dogs and keep them in their back yard. The other neighbors on the opposite side do not have fences. It's up to the individual homeowner to install one or not. The only fence is the rear of our homes to help enclose our gated community.
@@Youthman wow that's so weird, in New Zealand every house is totally fenced. I'm 45 years old and iv never seen a place like you live. But off topic, thanks for all the home theater videos, tips n tricks, 2 years ago I had a standard 5.1 set up, now I'm 7.2.4 bowers n Wilkins $40k in the hole and it's pretty much thanks to you and a few other youtubers 😀👍
Yeah everyone is different. Some people live out in the country and have chain link fence is, others don’t have any fences at all. It really just depends on the individual homeowner
Seems like a good idea, but I live in a very rainy area, let's see how long it lasts to Youthman
Outdoor speakers are designed to be outside in the elements. How long they will last, only time will tell
@@Youthman you're totally right, and I really believe they'll last longer than my expectations.
I'm waiting for more videos and of course if it's possible, a review of those monster subs 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Thanks for the good content. You've been very inspiring.
Thanks Victor. I should have two more videos on this series. One will be installing the eight speakers on the wall and setting up the amplifiers. Then sometime down the road after I’ve spent some time with them, I’ll do an actual review on them
@@Youthman amazing, I'm a long time subscriber, and I'll be watching those ones for sure 👍🏼
Thanks Victor
Ya'll don't know how easy you've got it with that sandy soil....
Yes I could have dug in flip flops
You gonna have a great time in the summer time with a few pissed off neighbors.
I'm very respectful of my neighbors and have a great relationship with both of them. We also have a tight community being a small gated community with only 52 homes. The purpose of having so many speakers aimed towards the listening area and the rock speakers aimed towards the house is to keep the sound as contained to that area without the need for cranking up the speakers (which is what I have to do now with only 2 speakers).
@@Youthman You are part of a few lucky who own a great indoor and outdoor rig.
After 22 minutes, we didn’t even get the sound check !?
Just a thought...it’s probably because I haven’t connected the amplifiers and streamer yet. 😉 What typically takes 1 hour to connect takes me 1-2 days to shoot and edit the video. Not to mention all of the other products ATI have in for review that I’m doing simultaneously.
What is that a 20,000,000$ house?
"Winter Time" ? U guys are all in shorts and t shirts digging un-frozen ground by hand. God I hate New England winters.
Plenty of real estate here in Florida. Cmon down!
*i think its cost bigger than a burj khalifa*
Hey youthman do ur neighbours complain about the music being loud
I’m very respectful of my neighbors and have a great relationship with them. The goal of multiple speakers is so that we don’t have to turn it as loud to get great coverage across my outdoor living area
Great how is osd brand is it good quality n how is the price
Price is VERY affordable. This is my first OSD product so I’ll be able to share my thoughts on sound quality once I get it all hooked up.
Thanks also I was looking to get a Yamaha tsr 700 from Costco but they seem to be out of stock for a while is it good if I don't get that model probably d rx v6a
Well You never let us hear How it Sounds……!!!!!
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Really? How are you going to hear what it sounds like from a stereo lapel mic, uploaded, then uploaded and compressed by RUclips.
Oh boy. This is going to send the poors over the edge.
Nah.
Hire a professional... lol...
Worthless
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Hope you're well, check your dm on isnta, trying to connect with you.
I’m doing well, I just responded to all of my Instagram DM’s