I turned the eight-foot horns around to face the barn door opening. Here are two views of the setup.
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![Barn Door Horn Speakers Barn Door Horn Speakers](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhKiH_Umr73pCuHqdJNhY-A6F7GmNvXOjZwM9alUz5D9_UdzBxQR78yKY9ur69v8Egb4kHJrJqXzxCmgj0ashb0Dyit-CL73ZEgu1yFmNB-rc6wpiIUduroh7EZtlqimIfUaEcl5iymJrc/s320/P1250132fw.jpg) |
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The original sliding door is quite heavy with wheels that ride on an iron track set in the floor. I had to leave a foot wide clearance in order to operate the door from inside.
I have not played this system very loudly yet so as to avoid complaints from neighbors :)