# In-Game Speakers
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## Configuring In-Game Speakers
### 1. Access the Menu
Open the menu with the in-game `/radiomenu` command and select `Toneboard Speaker Menu` > `Spawn/Move/Delete Speaker`
Sonoran Radio - /radiomenu
Sonoran Radio - Toneboard Speaker Menu
### 2. Configure the Speaker
#### Menu Options
The spawn (create) and edit menu will allow you to set the speaker type, name, range, and position.
#### Speaker Types
When spawning a new speaker please select the type you would like to use. See types below:
Small - Wall
Medium
Medium - Wall
Large
#### Speaker Position
Use the controls displayed on screen to rotate and move the speaker to the desired location.
Sonoran Radio - Speaker Position Controls
### 3. Speaker Grouping
Speakers can be grouped by a customizable name when placed. Grouped speakers show up as a single option on the tone board.
If you would like to group already placed speakers you can do so by navigating to the `speakers.json` file and adding a `group` property. (If the value of the group property is empty, speakers will not group together). See below for more:
| Ungrouped Speaker(s) | Grouped Speaker(s) |
| ------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| | |
## Playing Tones to In-Game Speakers
Dispatchers can now [use the tone board](/radio/tutorials/usage/dispatch-panel/custom-tone-board.md) and select one of the in-game speaker options to broadcast tones, microphone recordings, or AI powered text-to-speech to.
Sonoran Radio - In-Game Speaker Broadcast
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