If there was a universal speaker cover, would you use it if it extended the life of your speakers by several years?
Anything that would seal the water out would seal most of the sound in as well…in which case you may as well mount them inside your console or such and obtain a simalar effect…you can find a nice pair of JBL or Kicker marine speakers that are made of materials that stand up well to sun and water for $60+ on up and get several years out of em anyway and actually mount them where you can get some sound out of em
Fishing Nerd
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quote:I'm talking about a cover you use when storing your boat whenever it sits in the sun for a week, or even all winter
Originally posted by StumpNockerAnything that would seal the water out would seal most of the sound in as well…in which case you may as well mount them inside your console or such and obtain a simalar effect…you can find a nice pair of JBL or Kicker marine speakers that are made of materials that stand up well to sun and water for $60+ on up and get several years out of em anyway and actually mount them where you can get some sound out of em
Fishing Nerd“you win some, you lose some…but nothing beats getting some!”
I gotcha…like a slip on cover for your GPS…not a bad idea
Fishing Nerd
“you win some, you lose some…but nothing beats getting some!”
I’ve never seen one, but it’s a great idea. Not sure there is a universal size though and every manufacturer would have to make unique snap on cover to fit. But that’s what the VHF and GPS makers do. I suspect they don’t because they’d rather sell you new speakers every few years.
Capt. Larry Teuton
Cracker Built Custom Boats
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try a frisbee!
I would settle for a speaker that wouldn’t get cracked when “Fish on” happens.
Yeti solved my cooler problem, but my crew is hard on gear. Maybe yeti could make speakers…?