Everyone,
I have finally started installing my whole house audio system and encountered a scary situation here before the Winston last weekend, thunderstorms! Anyone who watched the race knows about the two hour delay, thunder, lightening, rain, well Lowes speedway is less than 10 miles from my house. I had just installed the outdoor speakers that afternoon and now a thunderstorm came ripping through.
So what's the question you ask? Is there some kind of surge protection for speakers?!?! My satellite dish is grounded, I've got a whole house supressor, surge protectors for everything (telephone, coax, AC).... But I feel extremely exposed with these speakers outside on the deck! I hate for them to be struck and blow out the Russound CA6-4 along with anything else attached and potentially entering the AC lines.
So does anything exist or am I just being parnoid?!?!
Thanks!
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Jeff Doolittle
Kingsquarry.net
I have finally started installing my whole house audio system and encountered a scary situation here before the Winston last weekend, thunderstorms! Anyone who watched the race knows about the two hour delay, thunder, lightening, rain, well Lowes speedway is less than 10 miles from my house. I had just installed the outdoor speakers that afternoon and now a thunderstorm came ripping through.
So what's the question you ask? Is there some kind of surge protection for speakers?!?! My satellite dish is grounded, I've got a whole house supressor, surge protectors for everything (telephone, coax, AC).... But I feel extremely exposed with these speakers outside on the deck! I hate for them to be struck and blow out the Russound CA6-4 along with anything else attached and potentially entering the AC lines.
So does anything exist or am I just being parnoid?!?!
Thanks!
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Jeff Doolittle
Kingsquarry.net
