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I have a car radio/ CD player in the kitchen which fits nicely out of
the way underneath a row of wall cupboards with a suitable cut-out in the trim. The speakers are on top of the cupboards, quite near the ceiling, which is fine when things are quiet, but they're a bit far away compared to, say, the kettle and so need to be turned up more than I'd like. An answer would be some sort of flat speakers attached to the underside of the cupboards - say about 2" high. Then I saw pictures of 'soundbars'. I know nothing of these, but it looks like some of them would fit nicely and unobtrusively behind the trim on the underside of the cupboards. But I don't want the electronics, just the housing with the speakers directly connected to the car radio. Seems like it should be an easy mod, but I've never looked inside these things - anyone done this? Cheers -- Syd |
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