I think plastic wrap would seriously affect the output of your
speakers. If I was worried about dust I would wrap them in a thin cloth
bag. When the bag gets dusty, take it off and wash it.
I don't know about the projector though. I would think some kind of
dust cover over it would be essential. Maybe rig the cover so it could
be lifted off with a string and a pulley.
> Ok, I'm sure you all have stereos in your shops. I have a question about
> the electronics in dusty environments like garages.
>
> My speakers get pretty dusty over the years. They are high up and not
> easy to clean regularly. Are there any problems putting a plastic bag
> over them? What if I left the bottom's of the bags open? What about
> pallet wrapping them?
>
> Next question, I'm adding a projector to garage and I'm trying to figure
> out the best way to cover that. Now I know that it needs lots of air to
> stay cool when running, but is there an easy way to keep the dusty off of
> it when I'm not using it? Again, it will be up high and not easy to pull
> a cover off manually. I was thinking about maybe a box with some fans and
> air filters or something.
>
> FWIW, before you judge me, I turn 40 this Oct and I believe I'm having my
> mid-life crisis. Since I've already done all the stupid things that most
> men do when they hit 40 (i.e. motorcycles, fast cars, big trucks, date
> younger girls), I have to find other insane pursuits. So adding a 12'
> motorized movie screen to the garage is just one of them! 8>)
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