Paradigm Rock Monitor
Best outdoor speaker for homeowners wanting discreet, high-quality stereo sound.
This clever rock-shaped speaker solves the awkward problem of outdoor stereo imaging by packing two channels into one discreet unit. You sacrifice the pinpoint separation of a traditional pair, but you gain a seamless, high-fidelity soundstage that disappears entirely into your landscaping.
$499.99
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Audiolab Stereo & Video
Who it's for
- Installers needing stereo sound from a single compact unit
- Homeowners seeking durable, camouflaged audio for their garden
- Audiophiles wanting high-fidelity sound in open-air spaces
Who should skip it
- Owners with limited space or minimalist landscaping
- Budget-conscious buyers looking for affordable patio audio
- Listeners expecting deep, room-filling bass performance
Performance breakdown
Aesthetic Integration
Natural rock texture blends seamlessly into most garden and patio landscapes.
Stereo Soundstage
Dual voice-coil design effectively delivers stereo imaging from a single unit.
Weather Durability
Sealed, UV-resistant enclosure handles harsh outdoor elements with impressive resilience.
Frequency Range
Solid low-end extension provides surprisingly rich audio for an outdoor speaker.
Installation Versatility
Freestanding design allows for flexible placement without complex mounting requirements.
Security Features
Included theft-deterrent stake provides necessary peace of mind for outdoor placement.
Key Specs
Type
Rock Speaker
Driver details
Two 1" PTD™ pure titanium dome tweeters, 7-1/2" ICP™ injection-molded co-polymer woofer
Audio specs
63-20,000 Hz (±2dB) frequency response, 90 dB sensitivity, 8 ohms nominal impedance
Power handling
15-60 watts RMS per input channel
Enclosure
Sealed (acoustic suspension), UV-resistant, self-draining
Dimensions
13-7/16"W x 15-3/16"H x 13-7/16"D
Weight
17 lbs.
Warranty
5 years parts and labor
Design
Single speaker system with stereo L/R inputs
Frequency Response On-Axis
±2 dB from 63 Hz - 20 kHz
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