mylows10
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done a few no pics tho.box under the rear seat or in the covey hole where there steering wheel is,or even the other side if there is a compartment
THATpurpleKUSH
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A lot of those marine engines use small (<100a) alternators so you will max out stock electrical systems pretty fast on a boat.
@agarabaghi ; put some high powered 10s in his mastercraft ski boat
@agarabaghi ; put some high powered 10s in his mastercraft ski boat
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The back bench is pretty wide so i was thinking maybe putting 2 speakers and a sub all facing out using the same front plate then building separate boxes for each behind each speaker underneath the bench if that makes sense. Then maybe 2 more speakers in the side upholstery one by the driver and one the shotgun seat. just not sure where to mount the amp. Probably under the dash somewhere.
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[quote name='kushy_dreams']A lot of those marine engines use small (<100a) alternators so you will max out stock electrical systems pretty fast on a boat.
@agarabaghi ; put some high powered 10s in his mastercraft ski boat[/QUOTE]
I dont plan on doing much lol... maybe 4 speakers at 50 to 100 watts each not even sure if ill be running a sub unless i can find a cheap amp to push around 300 watts
@agarabaghi ; put some high powered 10s in his mastercraft ski boat[/QUOTE]
I dont plan on doing much lol... maybe 4 speakers at 50 to 100 watts each not even sure if ill be running a sub unless i can find a cheap amp to push around 300 watts
mylows10
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well on a boat you'll need more than 300 watts if you wanna hear it.the bench seat is good if done right ,rino line the box too it will help the box to stay waterproof.also no speakers in the bench if you are doing subs there.still need pics
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