Screaming fans and loud music all around your Tailgate will make it hard for your crew to hear the
play by play and you may want more volume than the standard speakers in a TV/Display can
provide.
What are your options?:
Soundbars:
A powered Soundbar is an excellent way to improve your sound quality
and easily connects to your TV/Display through the Optic Cable or Audio connection.
Keep in mind that you will have to have an open power outlet available for the speaker.
Stereo Receiver:
Stereo Receivers are an excellent way to push power to a set of speakers or even setup a full surround system. The Tailgate Shop setup a 5.1 system at a Tailgate using a Denon Amp and hanging the two rear speakers from the corners of our Tent. The main issue we had was speaker wire placement for the two rear channel speakers that we hung from the corners of the tent which we ended up hiding in the frame of the tent.
When using a Stereo Receiver, you will connect your TV to the Receiver using HDMI or other available audio and video connection and again, keep in mind the power requirement for the Receiver.
When using a Stereo Receiver, you will connect your TV to the Receiver using HDMI or other available audio and video connection and again, keep in mind the power requirement for the Receiver.
External Powered Speakers:
Many Tailgaters are making the move to a set of Powered Speakers that can be setup on Tripod stands. This will take your entire Tailgate to a new level allowing you to pump music, listen to live TV and even have your own Karaoke challenge. Powered Speakers can connect via multiple methods from Bluetooth to simple Auxiliary or other Audio Connections. There are many options for Powered Speakers and we will share a list with you at the below link: