Is it not better to sick to a remote Amp and plug in radio/mp3 player for sound onboard a RIB, all these purpose built radio/CD/MP3 playerslook like more trouble than they're worth.
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Andy
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Mines been good. Its the AV Marine unit and its got bundles of interconnects for MP3's, Sub Woofers, Amps, 12 Volt outlet etc. Trouble is buying the head unit and a couple of normal speakers is relatively cheap. Its the Amps and wakeboard speakers that are pricey. By the end of this year though !
It's a Jenson one, I bought it years ago and assume it still works. Was about £60 and is a 3channel 50w/channel or 150 bridged. It also has a Sub out.
I think it'll be fine for my application as I have two area's in the console at waist height that I can mount some speakers in, I'll also have a two position switch that I can use to toggle channels between Hi-Fi and VHF.
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Andy
Looks Slow but is Fast
Member of the ebay Blue RIB cover club.
Is it not better to sick to a remote Amp and plug in radio/mp3 player for sound onboard a RIB, all these purpose built radio/CD/MP3 playerslook like more trouble than they're worth.
That's the way I'd do it
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We have a Marine AV setup in the latest demo boat - 1 waterproof Ipod box (to suit), 1 amp, 1 subwoofer, a volume control and two speakers. If you have an Ipod or similar already you can have all of your favourite tunes on the boat!
and an MP3, just need the cables and a switch to turn the Amp on and of course some speakers.
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