Marine Audio Journal
No Head Unit? That's the Point
Four speakers, a real amplifier, Bluetooth control, and no receiver at all. Boss Audio's ASK904B.64 is a different answer to "I don't have room for a stereo."
Two Straps, Zip Ties, and You're Done
No cutout, no specific bar size, no amp to wire separately. Boss Audio's UTV sound systems mount to whatever bar you've got and bring their own power.
Passive or Amplified, the Pipe Size Still Matters
One of these clamps on and needs a separate amp. The other has the amp built right in. Both fit the same tower pipe, and picking the wrong one means redoing the wiring plan.
Three Amps, One Question Each Answers
A mono sub amp, a 4-channel, and a 5-channel. Boss Audio's Elite amplifier line isn't trying to be everything, each one is built for a specific, narrow job.
The Remote Is Already in the Box
RGB marine audio usually means a second purchase for the controller. Boss Audio's lighting lineup skips that step, and the subwoofer actually fits in a box you can build yourself.
The Most Expensive Thing We've Ever Written About
$2,995 for a tower speaker package is more than double anything else in our catalog. Here's what that actually buys, and who it's genuinely built for.