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Old 01-05-2011, 10:34 PM
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I've sold a ton of the Wet Sounds XS-650's. I've got a picture of one installed next to the throttle levers in this same boat but can't get to it at work.



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100W RMS, 200W peak. These are a very close comparison to the JL Audio M770's. The woofer cone is solid, so it's essentially a component set, but all mounted in the grill.
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Originally Posted by animalhouse
Focal K2 165KRX3 (3 WAY) will be the best for your aplication. They rock and are very sturdy. They are a bit pricey and do require their own amplifier, but you will not find a cleaner crisper sound. We run them in the dash faces of our 44 SL and can hear the music at 130 like your riding in a lexus. Note the tweeter and mid in the dash face, and the 6" componant under the throttle
+1 on this set up. They sound amazing!!
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I just had all MTX speakers and amps installed in my boat. 15 speakers all together. The sound is unbelievable.
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I dropped MTX in my new to me boat last spring. So far, I like the sound, and quite a few folks think I spent much more on them.
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Jeeez, I haven't heard "MTX" in YEARS!!! They've been around a long time. Glad to hear they're still making quality stuff.
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Old 01-06-2011, 07:09 PM
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Originally Posted by jonyb
I've sold a ton of the Wet Sounds XS-650's. I've got a picture of one installed next to the throttle levers in this same boat but can't get to it at work.



http://www.wetsounds.com/pages/produ...50-B_spec.html

100W RMS, 200W peak. These are a very close comparison to the JL Audio M770's. The woofer cone is solid, so it's essentially a component set, but all mounted in the grill.
I like the looks of these, anyone else use them? I just pick up alpine pdx 4.100 & I'm looking for 4 6.5 speakers for my cockpit, I was going to use JL but these maybe an option
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I had good luck with the audiovox 6x9s polys lol they lasted 6 years in this enviorment ,.....ha ha
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I run Polk momo, they sound awesome and have held up great for the last 4 years (in saltwater)... I really like the new Polk MMC stuff. A lot of the wakeboard guys swear by the wetsounds but they are too pricey for me...
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Old 01-06-2011, 10:30 PM
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Originally Posted by alindquist
I run Polk momo, they sound awesome and have held up great for the last 4 years (in saltwater)... I really like the new Polk MMC stuff. A lot of the wakeboard guys swear by the wetsounds but they are too pricey for me...
I'm running Polk Audio too and they sound great, they aren't too expensive either. I know alot of people swear by JL, but a little to much money for me when you times that by 5 sets. Good luck!!
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Originally Posted by thisistank
Jeeez, I haven't heard "MTX" in YEARS!!! They've been around a long time. Glad to hear they're still making quality stuff.
Still around, and making good stuff at great prices IMO. Quality of construction is as good as the Polk & JL stuff I've used. I have the 6.5 & 7.7 speakers on the boat, and was planning on adding a sub. But, with the 7.7, it has enough bass for me. However, I don't have a stripper pole or run a disco on my boat.

I used the MTX home audio stuff for some speakers in our church and it also turned out great.
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