Marine Audio Journal
Bass on a Golf Cart Without Cutting a Single Panel
A sealed box under the seat sounds like a project. A passive-radiator enclosure that mounts to any flat surface sounds like an afternoon.
Both Clamp to a Handlebar. One Comes Assembled, One Doesn't.
The PSM is a finished product, mount and driver in one. RockPods is a kit of parts you assemble yourself.
Three Real Ways to Get Sound on a UTV, and How to Pick One
A roll cage, no dash, no factory cutout. UTV audio has to solve a mounting problem before it solves a sound problem.
Skip the Amp Entirely: A Soundbar Is the Fastest Way to Audio on a Golf Cart
Our RockPods golf cart build needs a pod, speakers, and a separate amp. A self-contained soundbar clamps on and plays, nothing else to wire.
$370 or $1,700: The Real Difference Between a RockPods Build and a Flagship Tower
Both mount to a tower and play music. Here's exactly what the extra money buys, and when it's worth paying for.
A Pontoon Doesn't Need Tower Speakers, Here's What It Actually Needs
Most marine audio content assumes a wakeboard boat with a tower. A pontoon's flat deck and two lounge zones call for a completely different build.