In this project I’m out in Frisco, Texas installing the Red Atom Red6Land landscape speaker system, and I’ll show you how we lay it out and why I think it’s one of the best value outdoor audio options right now. This is a 4.1 setup powered by a Sonos Amp: four 6.5" two-way landscape speakers (6.5" woofer with a 0.75" tweeter) plus a dual voice coil 12" burial-rated subwoofer. The whole system is marine grade and built for the elements, and the 16-ohm design gives you flexibility if you want to expand—our showroom even runs it as a 6.1. A big part of getting outdoor audio right is planning and doing the hard work the right way. We trench, run direct-burial rated cable (I prefer burial-rated for our installs), place speakers around the pool to cover the lounge areas, and properly set the sub with gravel and sand for drainage before backfilling. For the amp location, I route the wire cleanly through the wall and down the downspout area so everything stays tidy and serviceable. The takeaway: a true landscape system with an in-ground sub gives you full-range sound and better coverage without needing to blast volume across the neighborhood.