I am considering putting a couple of Sonos rectangular architectural speakers in this cabinet banister thing and connecting them to a Sonos Amp. Does anyone see any reason why this wont work? Or should I look at a different option?
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Under it, facing down would be iffy from both cooking heat and moisture.
Mounting on the front, facing out into the room would likely be a lot better. You’d get some heat and moisture but far less.
The plan is to mount it on the front facing outward into the room. I never even gave the heat/moisture a thought. So i will keep that in mind as well.
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Under it, facing down would be iffy from both cooking heat and moisture.
Mounting on the front, facing out into the room would likely be a lot better. You’d get some heat and moisture but far less.
Either place beware rattles. A good ¾” particle board backer for the speaker hole would be a good thing. If necessary cut it into sections to get it inside the cavity and glue it back together and down.
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My answer is Yes and No.
Yes, it can be done.
No, if heat from the oven will dissipate upwards into that cavity.
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