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<blockquote data-quote="Jason Hodges" data-source="post: 1979" data-attributes="member: 862">Hopefully you guys can give a solid answer for this situation....&nbsp; I am replacing a stereo system in a locker room.&nbsp; Its actually 2 rooms connected together.&nbsp; Each room is 30x30x15 cement walls and ceiling.&nbsp; Each room had 4 speakers with a volume control.&nbsp; This lead to a central receiver that controlled both rooms. This was a traditional 100v (?) system with 8 ohm speakers.&nbsp; The receiver died.&nbsp; Most of the speakers still work (6 out of 8).So my de lima is to switch to a 70v system or use a traditional system.&nbsp; People have giving me insights on both systems and both sound good.&nbsp; I lingering questions is will a 70v system produce enough sound for a locker room setting?&nbsp; Or should I stay with a traditional system.&nbsp; If so can you point me in the right direction as far as components and brands that are quality?Thanks so much for your time and help!!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jason Hodges, post: 1979, member: 862"] Hopefully you guys can give a solid answer for this situation.... I am replacing a stereo system in a locker room. Its actually 2 rooms connected together. Each room is 30x30x15 cement walls and ceiling. Each room had 4 speakers with a volume control. This lead to a central receiver that controlled both rooms. This was a traditional 100v (?) system with 8 ohm speakers. The receiver died. Most of the speakers still work (6 out of 8). So my de lima is to switch to a 70v system or use a traditional system. People have giving me insights on both systems and both sound good. I lingering questions is will a 70v system produce enough sound for a locker room setting? Or should I stay with a traditional system. If so can you point me in the right direction as far as components and brands that are quality? Thanks so much for your time and help!! [/QUOTE]

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