I installed this system a few years ago and I love it, but NuVo has since released a newer, more modern version as well. I can even set up each speaker to play from a different source (e.g., iPod, CD, radio) than the others. If I want the audio to play louder in one room and quieter in another, I can adjust that too. If I want the sound effects to play only outdoors, I simply turn off the indoor speakers. Personally, I now have a combination of in-wall speakers, in-ceiling speakers, and outdoor speakers at my home, all connected to a NuVo 4-source, 4-zone amplifier. Each speaker has its own individual in-wall control pad, so I’m able to adjust the volume, mute, or turn off each speaker as I see fit. This is what I did when I was starting out, and it worked perfectly fine. If you prefer to use outdoor speakers instead, be sure to get them in advance so you can test the setup and ensure everything’s working properly. If the speaker cables for your home sound system are long enough, you might be able to position a couple of indoor speakers near some open windows. There are actually a few other things you need to consider in order to properly execute your background audio and create the perfect mood.

Once you have a decent sound effect playlist, you’re good to go, right? Not quite. The key to your success will be the quality of the sounds you choose - I recommend Drew’s Famous Halloween Sounds – Twisted Edition or Sounds Of Horror - because sadly, there are some really corny sounding mixes for sale that just don’t cut it. Playing scary Halloween sound effects is a great way to add some spooky ambiance to your home or party this Halloween.

Play spooky halloween sounds music