Marine Audio Journal
Your Jeep's Roll Bar Was Already the Answer
No dash space, top off, doors sometimes gone entirely. A Jeep's audio problem looks a lot like a golf cart's.
A Motorcycle Stereo That Fits in a Switch Knockout
No dash, no cup holder for a head unit, just a handful of blank switch panels. Here's a complete, priced motorcycle audio system built around that.
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.
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.
You Have $400 for Boat Audio. Speakers, Amp, or Sub First?
Upgrading everything at once isn't realistic for most budgets. Here's the order that actually fixes the problem you have.
5 Marine Audio "Facts" That Are Actually Just Marketing
A bigger watt number, a pricier brand, a familiar-sounding term, none of them mean what most shoppers assume. Here's what the spec sheets actually say.