Those are good ones Polk has a mm series that's made for extreme conditions but they need a amp ,was you wanting to do a overhead system or wake tower or pods?

 

I want to do the pods and tower speakers. Yes I will be doing an amp as well.

 

I went with kicker marine amp and head unit and have two 8" tower speakers View attachment 403649

 

Go with marine amp and speakers,kicker, JL audio, wet sound, Rockford fosgate, Polk are some of the better brands and Rockford and mtx make rzr sound systems

 

Thanks for the advice and help. I think I know the route that I want to take. I will post pictures when I have it all installed and working. Thanks again. Now I just need to decide if I want a sub or not.

 

I went with the 8" speakers to give off better bass because the subs I've heard rattle like crazy

 

And that is the reason, I do not want a sub. I might skip it for now. I just want music when we stop for a beer break. I really do not listen to it when I am driving. I rather listen to the motor while I am driving. After racing go Karts and Street bikes, the engine sound, while driving, is my music.

 

Also ventracing.com has a sweet amp mounting plate

 

These caught my interest.

https://www.mtx.com/thunder65-car-audio-coaxial-speaker

 

Anyone have the MB quarts door speakers?

 

If you get a chance, check out the NEW SSV Works A6 speakers. These are a purpose built true 2-way Power sports speaker. These sound great, have interchangeable color matched grills and are backed by our industry leading lifetime warranty.

SSV Works - Side by Side Vehicle Specialists

 

Greg,

I did not see how they are clamped to the cage. Do you have different size clamps?

 

I just installed Swamp Donkey Big Donkey in my machine. I like it alot and also added XM radio for down south when i have no cell phone reception.

 

Thank you for your replies. I have another question. What is everyone using for Speaker Pods. I do not want any Huge pods in the back. They work great for my boat, but not for the RZR. Hard to tell the size from pictures. I think the SSV Works Pods look pretty nice. What is everyone's thoughts?? I also found these. I am waiting for a response from the seller on the dimensions of the pod.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/252168450369?_trksid=p2055119.m1438.l2649&ssPageName=STRK:MEBIDX:IT

 

I went with 4 Rockford Fosgate 6.5 with a 4 channel amp and Kenwood player.

 

I went with 4 Rockford Fosgate 6.5 with a 4 channel amp and Kenwood player.
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Could you let me know some info on the speaker box in the second pic?

 

Grab some 6" pvc caps and make your own. That's what I plan to do in the next month or so. You can build them a lot cheaper.


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Thats what I did for my speakers. Running 2 6.5in kicker speakers on a cheap little amp with a MB Quarts blue tooth controller, was pretty cheap and it sounds great!

 

Anyone looking for a decent wake/tower speaker for a more resonable price, I would like to recommend these....MCM Custom Audio 6 1/2" Marine Wakeboard Two-Way Speaker Pair - Black | 60-10021 (6010021) | MCM Custom Audio.
Ihave matched them up with the Polk Audio....www.sonicelectronix.com/item_112177_Polk-Audio-DB-6.5-DB652.html
and them are great.
Or if need be, the Polk Audio speakers will fit into the wakeboad enclosure pods.

 

Check out our RZRPOD65 dash mount speakers. It's better sound when facing your music (you don't go to a concert and stand with your back to the stage).

They have a stable enclosure and are easy to install. Match them up with a MUD100.2 amp and you're good to go.

www.mtx.com/RZRPOD65-dash-mount-sxs-speakers

www.mtx.com/mud1002-utv-all-weather-sxs-amplifier


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I've been eyeballing the WetSounds Stealth 10HD for a while now. I understand the bass is extremely lacking, but I figure it's going to be like that for any speaker you buy without some sort of woofer. I like the clean look. Perusing thru some of the older posts on this subject, many guys were having a hard time finding a mount that allows the speaker to sit flush with the rear roll cage, with a roof on it, and facing forward not down. What are people using to mount this bar with? I'm looking for a super clean look in everything I do to my XPT. I figure I can always add the SSVWORKS sub in the glove box later on. I like plug and play type of installs.

Any advice?

Thanks

 

I have the wetsounds stealth 10 hd. Mounted with 1.75 clamps.

You can mount it a variety of places.

I also did the ssv glovebox sub.

Give us a shout if you need help! We also carry powerbass

 

I put in an Infinity marine head unit with the JBL powersport soundbar... love it and it sounds great

 

I have the Rockford Fosgate Stage 4 and am really happy with it. I live in Henderson if you want to stop by and check it out. Depending on how elaborate you are looking to go, you really should try to listen before you buy. That's what I did last year at the SSSS and how I ended up with this setup.

 

Since this thread is about speakers, I wold just like to add that before you purchase any speakers, learn about the different specifications and what they mean.
Researching and reading about the specifications can help in deciding what wattage requirement you need for a particular amp and how the speaker will sound before you buy.
It will also tell you lots about the quality of sound that the speakers will putout.

 

Just got ssv new overhead system can't say enough good things about it decent bass very loud. Am fm works great Bluetooth awesome there new light is incredible. Would definitely buy again!!!

 

The SSV Works A6 Speakers is 100% purpose designed for SXS applications and is backed by our Limited Lifetime Warranty.

•Specs: 6.75” Powersports marine speaker with 25mm Titanium hard dome tweeter, Santoprene surround, UV Stable ASA plastic grille with optional Chroma grille color inserts, 2-pin posi-lock connectors, 4ohm, 60w RMS/120w peak power, just 2-3/16” (5.5 cm)
•Marine speakers are great for boats; however boat speakers don’t get as wet, dirty or muddy as you do in a Side X Side. WP-A6 speakers feature an EPDM duo lock gasket surrounding the speaker to keep the water out and the sound pressure in. EPDM conforms
•SSV Works speakers feature a unique positive lock connector to prevent speaker wire detachment inside the enclosure. No matter how hard you drive, your speakers will keep on rockin’.
•The 25mm Ti- tweeter creates crisp brilliant highs engineered to be heard outdoors, even in a helmet…over the motor…haulin’ down the trails. The grille mounted tweeter allows for peak cone clearance and maximum output while providing a low profile.

4 ohms
60w RMS/120w peak power

https://www.ssvworks.com/product/SSV_Works_Powersports_Speaker

 

I love mine!!! Sound great

 

Did I mention that you can change the grille colors as well ?

 

I just finished installing my stereo in my 16 XP41K. We originally had the Wetsounds Stealth10 and it had zero bass and just didn't cut it.

I actually went with all Polk Audio speakers in the new build and after some tuning they sound fantastic. Below is my setup:

Front:
SSV Works kickpanel pods
6.5" Polk Audio DB651 marine speakers

Rear:
SSV Works 10" back wall sub box (mounts in the engine bay and fires through the access cover)
Polk Audio 1040DVC marine subwoofer

Amp - MBQuart 710.5 marine amp (mounted behind the speedo)

Power Acoustik 7 band parametric EQ (mounted in the center cubby)

NVX Bluetooth adapter

I used a 4 ga marine amp wiring kit and also added a 4 ga run of welding wire to bring power to the front buss bar. From there the stereo switch, BT adapter, and EQ draw their power from the buss bar. The amp draws its power from the battery. All is controlled by their remote wires to the stereo toggle switch on the dash.


The sound is fantastic to say the least. It's very clear with good solid bass. It actually sounds even better the further away that you get. Total cost was around $850, but well worth every penny of it.