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6-1/2" 2-way Marine Speakers
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6.5" 2-Way Marine Car Speakers • 180W Max • 60W RMS • Polypropylene woofer cone • Rubber surround • Polypropylene dome tweeter • UV and water resistant construction • Cast-polymer basket
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$95.95
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6-1/2" 2-way Marine Mobile Monitor Series Component System
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6.5" Marine Mobile Monitor Component System • 250W Max • 125W RMS • glass composite cone • 1" Soft dome tweeter • 4 ohms • 1" Large voice coil • Neodymium magnet • Marine certified
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$209.95
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Information about Marine Speakers: A marine speaker is made with water-resistant and weather-resistant materials to ensure long lasting audio playback. Many of our Marine speakers feature plastic cones and rubber surrounds for optimal durability. Enjoy your musical tunes in boats, motorcycles, spas, and saunas, because these speakers can withstand light rain, moisture and damaging sun rays. Marine speaker sets are built with materials that are water, fog, salt, and UV ray resistant. These durable speakers prevent rust and overall wear and tear. The outstanding durability of the marine audio line allows you to enjoy your favorite music throughout every outdoor adventure. To be sure, marine audio helps guard against water damage, but it is not completely infallible. Water resistant models only protect against moisture. They will guard against rainfall and water splashes, but the units are not completely waterproof. To illustrate, you cannot completely submerge your speakers and expect them to continue to function. |
