During the summer season, venues such as beach clubs, terraces, rooftops or outdoor dining areas require outdoor sound systems specifically designed to operate in demanding conditions. Good-response loudspeakers are not enough: the system must operate stably for hours, with direct exposure to the sun, salt spray, high humidity and sudden temperature changes. In these environments, an installation must be unobtrusive, robust and capable of providing uniform coverage without compromising durability or sound quality.
Professional loudspeakers with weather-resistant version must be constructed of materials resistant to moisture, dust and corrosion. But in addition to physical sealing, it is critical that the acoustic design be optimized for outdoor environments: with controlled directivity, good midrange sensitivity, and performance stability at moderate levels over long days. Lynx Pro Audio offers a number of weather-certified solutions, including the JUNO, HR (MG version) or WCX series all with variants prepared for direct exposure.
JUNO Series: Compact and discreet outdoor sound
The JUNO series represents a compact, discreet and highly efficient solution for fixed outdoor installations. Available in 6 “and 8” models, JUNO combines a lightweight construction with IP46 certification, high-strength polyurea finish and transducers selected for their thermal stability and mechanical resistance. This type of system makes it ideal for restaurant terraces, chill-out areas and installations where visual integration is key.
Installations in terraces, rooftops, and hospitality venues require loudspeakers capable of delivering high sound pressure levels with consistent performance in challenging outdoor environments. The HR series in its Marine Grade (MG) version is specifically designed to meet these demands.
HR MG Series: High performance and Marine-Grade resistance
Solutions such as the HR-218/36 MG subwoofer and the full-range HR-1264/5 MG and HR-1296/5 MG models deliver powerful, high-fidelity sound, making them ideal for long-term outdoor installations where both audio performance and durability are critical.
A common practice in real-world installations is to combine both series. In the Lawn Beach Bar in Bali, for example, JUNO and WCX loudspeakers were used for the wide and discreet coverage areas, complemented by HR MG series subwoofers, thus achieving a balanced system with excellent response across the entire spectrum and without compromising weather resistance.
Another example is the Marina Beach Club in Valencia or the Sundays Beach Club in Bali, where JUNO, WCX and HR loudspeaker systems have been installed, intelligently combining acoustic performance, visual integration and structural strength. These projects demonstrate that with the right technical approach it is possible to maintain consistent sound quality even in demanding environments.
In installations with outdoor sound systems, the acoustic design must be accompanied by a strategic placement of the emission points. The use of a distributed system not only improves the homogeneity of the coverage, but also reduces the disturbance to the environment. The orientation should be aligned with the listening plane, avoiding projecting sound onto reflective surfaces such as glass facades or hard floors. Structurally, the use of specific stainless steel or anodized aluminum hardware is essential to ensure stability against wind, vibration or corrosion.
Operational control and system management
Finally, there is the issue of operational control. In most of these spaces there is no resident technician, so system management must be simple, secure and automatable. The LUKA digital processors allow you to configure the system by zones, set volume limits, apply equalization curves and program on/off schedules. This ensures smooth operation, reduces the risk of overload and keeps the system running reliably throughout opening hours.
Each outdoor sound system project presents unique conditions: from the architecture of the space and the type of use, to the user profile and environmental exposure. There is no standard solution, but there are fundamental principles that apply in each case: the use of systems specifically designed for outdoor environments, a rigorous acoustic design based on technical criteria, and the implementation of high-strength materials that guarantee durability.