Remote Starting Car In Garage

I have 3 pair of Shokz. One in the car, one in my office and one in the garage.

Ise this in my garage while working on my car, also have one in my office

have a monitor setup on the wall in my garage to order car parts.. no more " where's the flipping keyboard??"

I’ve used this brand for my garage remote and it lasts many months. Affordable brand. Recommend.

I really love my tiles because I’m always looking for my remote or my car keys.

I work in a factory and they require hearing protection in the area where I work. I work on my car in my garage, and have a very loud air compressor. I wear hearing aids, so some damage has already been done. These headphones not only protect my ears, but keep me going and in the groove while I jam to my own music, without my hearing getting any worse. Pretty good sound quality too! Highly recommended!

I have 4 sets of the Bose 251 speakers and have loved each installation. I have used them for my whole house audio system (placed under the eaves in our back yard) as well as a 5.1 system setup in a square 4-car garage. The Bose 251's always sound a little better when you add a subwoofer (like my 4-car garage); but for most stereo outdoor applications, a sub-woofer is not needed nor is it practical. The Bose 251's are a little pricey, but they do last a long time due to their excellent build quality.

I had to make do with shooting in a one-car garage as of late (it can be done!!) but space is SO limited. I used to shoot in a 5000 sq ft studio, and was so used to having tons of space. But now, using c-stands, or anything with legs can take up room you may need for something else, OR CREEP IN YOUR SHOT! These were just what I needed. Makes it so easy to continue my headshots, full-body on figure work, or anything else. And it has made the process SO much easier for swapping out my backdrops, or preload it with all colors for my shoots that day. I can't love this enough! another bonus is the pole and clamp can also double as a light support in precarious places as well!

We use these lights as backlights shooting Indie movies. We built a set in a 3 car garage with an 8' ceiling so we needed low profile lights that would not hang into the frame. Tota lights did the trick. We use 3 Totas connected to a Leviton DMX light controller. Cover the lights with CTB gels and we have daylight to match the fluorscent key and fill lights.

I have to shoot some talking heads and my studio is my 2 car garage. So move the cars out, pop up the background, set up the lights and camera and you have an instant studio with these Savage backgrounds. They are light weight too so you can take them on location.