I am looking for a speaker pod that has 2 speakers on it and mounts to the framework of the bimini. Any suggestions on where I might find one? A new one from Hunter is quite pricey and I was trying to locate a gently used one or a aftermarket model.
Speaker Pod
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Ken, Have you checked the big marine supply houses, like west marine. Many speakers listed in a wide range of prices.
Ken, Have you checked the big marine supply houses, like west marine. Many speakers listed in a wide range of prices.
I have... I can find the speakers separately but can't seem to locate the framework (pod) that the speakers mount into that bolts up into the bimini frame. Thank-you for your help.
To each it's own. I have cut
speaker holes on all the boats I have owned. I pride myself in saying the radio in our boat sounds better than the stereo at home. Right now I run a 50x4 watt Sony automotive type am/fm with CD player with remote control installed in the navigation table. I have two 2 way speakers in the cabin and two 4 1/2 inch speakers in the cockpit. It accepts a cable connector from an XM radio or MP3 player whichever we feel like using. The outside speakers are high quality and waterproof. It is a convenience to change stations and adjust volume from the helm.
speaker holes on all the boats I have owned. I pride myself in saying the radio in our boat sounds better than the stereo at home. Right now I run a 50x4 watt Sony automotive type am/fm with CD player with remote control installed in the navigation table. I have two 2 way speakers in the cabin and two 4 1/2 inch speakers in the cockpit. It accepts a cable connector from an XM radio or MP3 player whichever we feel like using. The outside speakers are high quality and waterproof. It is a convenience to change stations and adjust volume from the helm.
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