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I’ve been looking to replace a speaker system that we have at our haunted house. I just can’t decide on how I should do it. Are there any recommendations on speaker systems that y’all have? I can’t decide if I should do active, passive or 70 V. Anything will help.

Hi all! First, I will preface this with - not sure how to categorize this!, as its not really a prop Q, and not really a music-specific question either. Rather a general speakers set up.. In the past, I've run with a Jambox (company now obsolete, I think - but essentially a mobile BLUETOOTH...

The sound on mine has died. I have not had past success putting in new speakers in props (not very good with electronics). Thx, Mike

Custom Trike for Attraction Line Entertainment Estimated ETA: June Current: awaiting axle 36' Axle w/ 20" Tires -Delivered 20" Tires -Possible front end Electric Tire Bench Seat Battery Air Reservoir w/quick connect -sneak up scares would be difficult...

I have a Party City version of Michael Myers H2 and the power wire inside him is cut where it connects to the power jack port. Could someone w the same prop post up a couple of pics of the power wire under his coverall where it leads into the plug jack and any speakers. Thanks !

Hi, I'm toying with the idea of projecting onto my house for Halloween 2019, I would like to also have sound. I'm wondering whether I could have speakers (on low volume) for ToTs and an FM transmitter for people driving by. Firstly, are FM transmitters (for what I want to do) legal in the UK...

For those who have multiple sounds coming from multiple props, what are you doing? Not talking about custom programming all hooked up to computer, etc. Just want to add sound to 2-3 props and have the speaker right by that prop. For example my rocking chair that moves, I want to have a speaker...

I am replacing some of my old cassette tape players, to provide individual sounds for scenes, with some cheap mp3 players played through computer speakers. I am running the mp3 players continuously and switching power to the computer speakers to turn the sound on and off. Everything is working...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zdkyGDqU7xA Found this interesting video of a relatively cheap speaker project that would allow us to incorporate speakers into pieces of scenery. Let me know what you think!! :) -Raven

Is this possible? Seems that the animated props I see all have little speakers and would not sound very good if used outdoors.

I finally got around to figuring out how to download sound files .I Know, I know even Kindergartners know that today but whatever. So I had some of those ulrtra cheapo Chinese MP3 players and the power supplies so I soldered them up and they all work . Got some useful files from Gravecast but...

I have finally had to resort to posting for this because I have tried everything else ( looked through all my book marks and did multiple site searches). I read a posting a few years back about a person that had created an outdoor sound system with multiple zones that could have different...

Haven't made anything Halloween props for years. Giving this one a try. The pillars will have doors and a lock to keep. People from trying to take the cd player or. Speakers from inside.

I am working on a new audio haunt product and am looking for an adventurous haunt that would like to assist with R&D! The product is called Dark Whispers (name not finalized,) a plug and play variation of the whispering hallway. You would get the product for the cost of parts! Will offer both a...

The audio is really quite loud, using 3' commercial speakers, but cell phone can't capture that. I also spent quite a while trying to figure out how to just upload the clip but I was never able to do so. Caveat - every forum I've used ya just pic a vid and upload it? Here I tried to use...

Hi everyone! It's been a while since I've had music or sound effects in my haunt. I tried last year with a portable speaker that sounds great in the house but was barely heard outside so I scrapped it (probably 3W if I had to guess). Given that I'm way over budget this year, I want to try...

Last summer I acquired a big speaker cabinet from a 1960s Wurlitzer church organ. I removed the speakers and sold them leaving behind a motor that drove these big "flaps" that rotated in front of the speakers, which gave the sound a tremolo effect. So, I put a red light inside and a fog...

So I was watching one of my favorite youtube subscriptions, Drunk Tech Review and they were reviewing battery powered bluetooth speakers. Anyway at 2:52 they throw in one of the speakers into some dry ice with water and the fog begins to dance to the music and I was thinking if you have audio...