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Name: BOSS Audio Systems MCKGB450W.6 6.5 Inch Speakers & Marine Boat Gauge Stereo - Bluetooth Head Unit, No CD DVD Player, AM/FM Radio Receiver, NOAA Weather Band, IPX6 Weatherproof, USB
Brand: BOSS Audio Systems
Price: 170 USD
Availability: InStock

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Pyle

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Pyle 2-Way Waterproof Off Road Speakers - 5.25" 1000 Watts Active Passive Marine Grade Wakeboard Tower Speakers System, Full Range Outdoor Stereo Speaker for ATV/UTV Jeep Boat - Pyle PLUTV53BTA

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Polk Audio

Polk Audio DB692 DB+ Series 6" x 9" Coaxial Speaker for Car & Marine, 3-Way Boat & Car Audio Speaker, 30-22kHz Frequency Response, Polypropylene Woofer Cone & 1/2" Silk Dome Tweeter, Easy Installation

10.0

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Rockford Fosgate

Rockford Fosgate M0-65B Marine Grade 6.5" Coaxial Full Range Speakers - Black (Pair)

10.0

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BOSS Audio Systems

BOSS Audio Systems MCKGB350B.6 Weatherproof Marine Gauge Receiver and Speaker Package - IPX6 Receiver, 6.5 Inch Speakers, Bluetooth Audio, USB, MP3, AM/FM, NOAA Weather Band Tuner, No CD Player

9.9

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Polk Audio

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Polk Audio DB652 DB+ Series 6.5" Coaxial Speaker for Car & Marine, 2-Way Boat & Car Audio Speaker, 40-22kHz Frequency Response, Polypropylene Woofer Cone & 3/4" Silk Dome Tweeter, Black

9.8

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Rockford Fosgate

Rockford Fosgate M2WL-8HB Color Optix Multicolor LED Lighted 8" 2-Way Marine Wake Tower Can & Horn Speakers 300 Watts RMS/ 1200 Watts Peak, Stainless & Sport Grilles, Mounting Hardware - Black (Pair)

9.7

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Rockford Fosgate

Rockford Fosgate M2-65B Color Optix 6.5” 2-Way Coaxial Multicolor LED Lighted Marine Speakers - Black/Stainless (Pair)

9.6

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Pyle

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Pyle Waterproof Rated Marine Speakers - 4'' 2 Way Off-Road Vehicles & Weather Resistant Outdoor Audio Stereo Sound System w/ LED Lights, 100W Power, & Low Profile Slim Style, Pair, Black

9.4

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Polk Audio

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Polk Audio DB522 DB+ Series 5-1/4" Coaxial Speaker for Car & Marine, 2-Way Boat & Car Audio Speaker, 55-22kHz Frequency Response, Polypropylene Woofer Cone & 3/4" Silk Dome Tweeter, Easy Installation

KICKER

KICKER 51KM604WL KM 6.5" 4Ω LED Marine Coaxial Speakers - Pair

9.1

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Buying Guide for the Best Marine Speakers

Choosing marine speakers is all about finding audio equipment that can handle the unique challenges of being on the water while delivering great sound. Unlike regular speakers, marine speakers must withstand exposure to moisture, salt, sun, and sometimes rough handling. You should think about where and how you'll use them on your boat, the kind of audio experience you want, and the general harshness of your environment. Understanding the main specifications will help you make a choice that matches your needs and ensures long-lasting enjoyment.

Waterproof Rating (IP Rating)This specification tells you how well the speaker is protected against water and dust. It’s measured by an IP (Ingress Protection) code, such as IPX5 or IP66. The higher the first number, the better the dust protection; the higher the second, the better the water resistance. For casual boating where splashes happen occasionally, a lower rating may be fine. If the speakers might get soaked or need to survive heavy rain or washdowns, go with a higher rating. Think about how wet your speakers will get and pick a rating that fits that real use.

Power Handling (Watts RMS/Peak)This spec shows how much power the speaker can handle, both in continuous use (RMS) and in short bursts (Peak). Higher numbers mean the speaker can get louder and handle more powerful amplifiers. Small setups or background music call for lower RMS, while powerful systems designed to rock the party, especially in open or noisy conditions, need higher power handling. Match your speakers’ power handling to what your stereo or amplifier can provide and to how loud you want the sound.

Speaker SizeSpeaker size refers to the diameter of the main speaker cone, often measured in inches. Common marine speaker sizes include 6.5 inches, 8 inches, and sometimes larger. Bigger speakers generally offer deeper bass and fuller sound, while smaller ones are easier to fit into tight spaces or panels. If you crave strong bass and have enough space, choose larger speakers; if space is tight or you prefer a more subtle installation, smaller ones will fit better.

Material and Build QualityThe build materials determine how well a speaker can resist the elements. Good marine speakers use rust-resistant metals, UV-resistant plastics, and special coatings. Look for mentions of reinforced grilles, sealed crossover circuits, or polypropylene cones. Choose tough materials if your boat sees a lot of saltwater, exposure to sun, or heavy cleaning—they will last much longer in harsh conditions.

Mounting StyleSpeakers can be flush-mounted or surface-mounted. Flush-mounts sit nearly flat on a surface, offering a sleek look and saving space, making them good for built-in spots. Surface-mount or box speakers are easier to install and can be aimed for better sound direction, but need more space. Pick the mounting style that best suits your boat’s layout and your installation skills.

SensitivitySensitivity measures how efficiently a speaker turns power into volume, given as decibels. Higher sensitivity means the speaker gets louder with less power. If you’re using a low-powered stereo, choose higher sensitivity; if you have a powerful amplifier, sensitivity is less important but still affects overall loudness.

UV and Salt ResistanceSpecial coatings or materials keep speakers from being damaged or discolored by harsh sunlight and salty air. If your boat is mostly in fresh water or shade, this is less critical. For saltwater use or sunny areas, prioritize this spec to avoid premature aging or failure of your speakers.

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