Adding some bling to the cockpit. Have a question.
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Go over and take a look at mine. I have the Bose speakers that have the back on them that serves as a sound chamber. Not sure they are still available but IMO they are great. Here are the two in the cabin, same units in the cockpit.
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I wondered about enclosed backs. My speakers intrude into the aft lockers so they have decent sound chambers. I do wonder about water entry if the speakers were ever to give way. I have an open transom and we sail on a big pond, so I'm over thinking this.
New speakers are in and they sound great. I did not realize until I removed the old ones, how deteriorated the material supporting the cones was. We're talking almost nonexistent.
I still have to install a switch for the lighting but I touched them to 12v and they light up. I need to find a disco ball next !
wasp hotel -
I still have to install a switch for the lighting but I touched them to 12v and they light up. I need to find a disco ball next !
wasp hotel -
Latest update to my new cockpit speakers upgrade. I've been looking for ways to protect them from the elements. I found these 8" DS18 silicone covers at Hodges Marine. Hodges didn't have a spec on the diameter and the manufacturer would never respond. So for $20 shipped, I took a chance and they fit perfectly. They are so flexible, I still don't know what diameter they are actually, but they fit my 233mm diameter speakers.
My installation is complete. The remote control changes the colors. I just need to make a video and play some KC and the Sunshine band once I hang that mirror ball
My installation is complete. The remote control changes the colors. I just need to make a video and play some KC and the Sunshine band once I hang that mirror ball
Did you have to pay money for that, or did it come in a Cracker Jax box?Hmmm. I can sorta see where she's coming from
United States senior military college - Wikipedia
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History...
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There are so many references. I was just wondering, seeing as you are close to the action...
Storming the Citadel
Fighting house to house, the Marine battle to regain Hue’s south side and recapture the historic Imperial City was a bloody affair. It was a chilly
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| Storm the Citadel February 8, 2020 Hands-on engineering competition opened to K-12 students including Trebuchet, Water Bottle Rockets, Bridge and Robotics competitions. |
Margaret Thatcher: storming the citadel - Prospect Magazine
Kwasi Kwarteng explains how Thatcher saved her premiership in 1981
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There are so many references. I was just wondering, seeing as you are close to the action...
4 ohm is standard for car and marine audio speakers. To be honest I've seen quite a few headunits driving 4 ohm loads for years without issues. I wouldn't recommend it but I've seen it done
The better the sound quality, the less it needs to be turned up to hear the details!
What were the old surrounds made of? The quality and durability of newer surrounds are leaps and bounds better than the old foam ones
For anyone else that's looking for new speakers I can highly recommend these and I'm a bit of a snob when it comes to speakers. They have a very pleasant sound. You can get them with and without LEDs! Amazon.com: 2- Pair (4-Speakers) Multi Color LED Lights Kicker 6.5" 195W Marine Audio Coaxial Stereo White Grills: Car Electronics
