Source unit for a boat?
#1
I got a buddy that wants a system in his boat. It's a ski boat and takes some pretty good bumps so I think CD might skip. I was thinking a portable MP3 player connected to an amp. It's got a water proof glove box where the current tape deck is. Sound quality isn't an issue he just wants to be able to hear it over the motor and wind noise. Are the clarion marine speakers any good? Any other cheap speaker I could use? Any CD players out there have shock protection? Thanks
#3
Originally posted by MR2NR:
There is but one choice - the new MB Quart marine cd player NRA450 - marine coated circuit boards and a 30 second anti skip buffer. This is what this cd player was designed for.
There is but one choice - the new MB Quart marine cd player NRA450 - marine coated circuit boards and a 30 second anti skip buffer. This is what this cd player was designed for.
I believe you can hook up multiple remotes off of it also, so you can control it from various parts of your boat. Appears to be based on one of the RF decks, appearance-wise, at least.
[ May 20, 2004, 10:41 PM: Message edited by: JeepBeats ]
#8
i'm not worried about moisture because the unit is gonna be in a waterproof box, I am more worried about skipping as my friend beats his boat accross a choppy lake at full throttle. Is shock protection necessary? Will the unit skip?
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