Wireless Access Point Next to Speakers

[SLOBuds]

I'm building a new house that will have a couple of boxes built into the walls. Inside these boxes I will have speakers for the stereo system.

In one of the boxes I would like to put a wireless network repeater. So I can operate my computer through this wireless repeater.

Inside that one box I will then have: speakers, wireless access point 'box,' and 110vac receptacle for the WAP.

Does anyone know if I will have trouble with that repeater being next to the speaker? Will the repeater cause some type of distortion in the speaker? Will the speaker cause some type of electrical interference in the repeater?

Thanks

 

[Treed_in_TX]

I have my wireless router in a cabinet with the satellite modem and a power strip within 3 inches. No problem. The thing I would wonder about is the magnet on the speaker. Can you run a test puttin those items right next to each other with the speakers active?

 

[BlueRidge]

Do the test. I'd be concerned about them both being in the same box.

 

[eno]

Do I need electromagnetic, monitor or speaker shielding?
Why do electromagnetic fields need magnetic shielding?
EMI, or electromagnetic interference can be a problem to designers of many products. Personal Computer manufacturers must design to meet the FCC Part 15 regulations to prevent PC's from interfering with other office equipment. Cell phone designers have to incorporate RFI shielding to stop unwanted RF emissions as well as to prevent other electrical equipment from interfering with the cellular telephone's operation. Designers may find that densely packed electronic assemblies may have internal components that interfere with each other, requiring electro magnetic shielding. When the electromagnetic interference includes low frequency radiation, magnetic shielding is essential to assure proper operation of the electronic equipment.