Recent content by Bobby.b.

I went with those simply because they fit, the cutout is round, and the hole will take a 6.5 coax. Cutting a square hole in a boat for a speaker borders on insanity as far as resale value ect. They sound great, I will probably add a super tweeter they are a little soft up top but other then that...

I'm doing 4 - 10" up front with the 2 horns, 2 - 8" closer to the middle of the boat, and the boat already has 2 6.5" coax speakers behind the console and 2 more at the transom running on head unit power ill just cut the tweeter wires and use them for rear fill. One amp is bridged running the 4...

I'll let you guys know how it works out. If the horns are a dud, a 6.5" coax fits in the hole. I went with the goldwood delmar woofers and prv D290Py-S compression drivers with some 6" horns.

Anyways any opinions on waveguides that could potentially sound good for close range listening like say 5-10 feet depending where your at on the boat or is this just something that no one messes with

Century makes a nice fishing boat, this is more of a speed boat that you could fish out of if you had to

Bruh, don't compare the boat to a century! lol here's the boat from the outside for those wondering.

Yea those look pretty slick, I have a hard time believing a paper cone is waterproof though.

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Its a 27 foot boat but the cabin takes up a lot of the bow. Those horns can play from 1k to 17k the idea was that it eliminates the need for a 3 way at the expense of giving up some high freq response, above 17k is hardly noticeable IMO. these are the batteries I use...