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Originally Posted by nailit
(Post 4080111)
Thinking the 4-c batteries can't sound very good or loud.
I actually have a portable sounddock by Bose that sounds awesome. It plays loud for about 4 hrs plus I have a 2nd battery just in case! Has a remote, bought a Bluetooth adapter so I don't have to leave my phone on it in the sun. Set it on the deck or just behind windscreen.. Sounds great.. Lil pricy but it's bose :-) Oh and engines start right up! That boombox is pretty cool though.. Can float with ya! |
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^^^^ I agree looked much bigger in the pictures.
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Originally Posted by ICDEDPPL
(Post 4080050)
Good luck topping this!!! |
Look at the new Infinity One. It plays pretty loud and has a super large rechargeable battery. Its in a ceramic coated aluminum case that will take a beating.
I am the one that makes the portable large speaker that runs for a couple days at crazy loud levels. It's too big to fit in your race boat. It's got a 15" woofer and compression driver for mids and highs. I think the Infinity is what your looking for. Plus it has a USB port to charge your phone. And its Bluetooth. Mike |
What about a dewalt radio, or whoevers battery tools you use? Rechargeable batteries, water resistant, sounds decent, takes a beating, hookups for MP3 players. Kinda seems like it would fit your needs
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Originally Posted by TeamSaris
(Post 4080161)
How much did that run ya if you dont mind me asking? Bose to me means at the very least decent build and sound quality. Really doesnt need to be water proof....just going to sit on the dashboard lol
Also charges phone, but I found $7 Bluetooth adapter and leave phone inside on counter out of sun. Bag was another $50 too. Sounds awesome for size, it sounds really good inside! |
I've got one of these http://www.kicker.com/AMPHITHEATER_Bluetooth and run it off a small $25.00 inverter. Plug the inverter into cig lighter or use battery clips The sound is amazing.
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I built this a couple years back and works well. Speakers came off ebay, and most everything else I had. Small amp, an RCA input and a fire alarm battery is all it is. I added a sub, which helps the sound, but really you could go smaller and only run the 6's. I've also seen guys do this same setup, but in a small Igloo Cooler. Saves some weight over the MDF. To keep it from falling apart, I put a couple coats of epoxy on it follwed by some rattle can bedliner.
http://i215.photobucket.com/albums/c...o/IMAG0066.jpg http://i215.photobucket.com/albums/c...o/IMAG0063.jpg http://i215.photobucket.com/albums/c...o/IMAG0061.jpg http://i215.photobucket.com/albums/c...o/IMAG0059.jpg |
Originally Posted by ziemer
(Post 4080380)
I built this a couple years back and works well. Speakers came off ebay, and most everything else I had. Small amp, an RCA input and a fire alarm battery is all it is. I added a sub, which helps the sound, but really you could go smaller and only run the 6's. I've also seen guys do this same setup, but in a small Igloo Cooler. Saves some weight over the MDF. To keep it from falling apart, I put a couple coats of epoxy on it follwed by some rattle can bedliner.
http://i215.photobucket.com/albums/c...o/IMAG0066.jpg http://i215.photobucket.com/albums/c...o/IMAG0063.jpg http://i215.photobucket.com/albums/c...o/IMAG0061.jpg http://i215.photobucket.com/albums/c...o/IMAG0059.jpg |
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