Wide dispersion speakers spread sound across a broader listening area, which can help provide more even coverage in spaces such as patios, porches, and commercial outdoor areas. Narrow-coverage designs focus audio into a smaller area, so installers may use them when sound needs more directional placement or control.

Position wide dispersion speakers around the perimeter of indoor spaces, aimed toward the listening area and spaced to provide even coverage without placing them behind major obstructions. Outdoors, mount them under eaves, awnings, or other sheltered locations around porches, patios, and commercial areas, then adjust their tilt to direct sound across the space.

Wide dispersion speakers are available as surface-mount units for outdoor areas such as porches, patios, commercial spaces, and locations beneath an eave or awning. An easy-locking bracket supports faster installation, adjustable tilt through notched positions, and added hold with a concealed set screw.

For wide dispersion speakers, choose the size based on the space, desired coverage, and low-frequency needs, then match the speaker’s power handling to the amplifier and system design. In 70-volt systems, tap settings such as 3.75, 7.5, 15, and 30 watts let installers adjust output for more consistent coverage across different areas.