Ok, so let's start off before I get bashed about adding outdoor speakers. I don't camp at rv parks, the places I camp usually end up being just me for miles, and if I end up somewhere where there are neighbors (which I don't care for) then yes I'm respectful.
So, I have an early 2000s 28 ft keystone Springdale. It has a 2 zone stereo, with 2 speakers total, one zone is the dining kitchen area and one in the bedroom which is only separated by a curtain. I'm totally fine with that but the speakers need upgrading and I want to add a speaker or two outside.
So here is what I'm thinking, and I've been thinking a lot. Looking at the irv34 that has 3 zones with left and right for each zone, and can have different things playing inside on 1 and 2 and something different outside on there. I could do zone 1 left speaker in the dining and zone 2 right in the bedroom to give me stereo sound when inside with both zones on. I like the separate zone so I can leave 2 on when I'm going to bed and have music played quietly but not affect anybody else in the camper sleeping. I'm not sure what speakers to get, heard a lot of bad of a lot of speakers, so any input here would be great. The holes are like 5.5 I think but I could always cut bigger to go to 6.5.
Ok let's go outside, a have a light by the door that is junk and is not used anymore, I wired the light switch to the awning light instead, so I can fish wires out there and put a speaker there on zone 3 to cover where I remove the light. I've seen the angled flush mount speaker housing that would work. Do I go one or two. What size 6.5 or 6x9. Also do I get an mini 12v amplifier for the speakers outside to boost the sound?Or what do you guys think.
Thank you!