I can use them for a boat?
944932
That is what I am using them for. I mounted them in a pontoon boat and have had no problems.
944933
Yes you can. It's what I have in my boat and they sound awesome. These are marine speakers. Only reason I bought new ones was I thought one was blown. Come to find.out it was my amp and the speakers were fine. Definitely good quality and worth it.
944934
yes, that's where I use mine. Durable and able to withstand rain and washings.
944935
Most definitely - that's precisely where I installed them and they work GREAT. NOTE: you will need to drill new holes most likely - the holes from my old speakers were not aligned with the new ones, but it was trivial to do. There are some metal clips in the package that are designed to go over the fiberglass (they are u-shaped) and then the screws go through one side of the clip, through the fiberglass, then through the other side. I did not need those clips and the speakers are very well secured. Just make sure you drill the hole smaller than the diameter of the screws so they have something to grip. Most definitely - that's precisely where I installed them and they work GREAT. NOTE: you will need to drill new holes most likely - the holes from my old speakers were not aligned with the new ones, but it was trivial to do. There are some metal clips in the package that are designed to go over the fiberglass (they are u-shaped) and then the screws go through one side of the clip, through the fiberglass, then through the other side. I did not need those clips and the speakers are very well secured. Just make sure you drill the hole smaller than the diameter of the screws so they have... » Read More Most definitely - that's precisely where I installed them and they work GREAT. NOTE: you will need to drill new holes most likely - the holes from my old speakers were not aligned with the new ones, but it was trivial to do. There are some metal clips in the package that are designed to go over the fiberglass (they are u-shaped) and then the screws go through one side of the clip, through the fiberglass, then through the other side. I did not need those clips and the speakers are very well secured. Just make sure you drill the hole smaller than the diameter of the screws so they have something to grip. « Show Less
944936
you can.. I put mine in a Polaris rzr and I pressure wash it every time I use it.. no issues.... great speaker..
944937
Yes. They are great for a boat. They rock over engine noise. A little high on treble.
944938
Yes. I have mine on a skid and they face forward so always taking salt spray. I just how them off when I get home and they still sound great after a year. Best speakers around for the money. A few friends of mine have them in thier higher end boats and they payed full price and still say they were worth it
455459
Yes otherwise you will not get the best of them. They are big speakers and need extra power. I have an amplifier on my boat but not sure how big it is. I have the smaller speakers not connected to the amp and works well this way but will be also connecting them to the amp.
1971739
You could but this is really meant for a more powerful boat. We have a pontoon boat with 150 HP.
1970089
I don't think I would try that. They seem like they might be a little light for a vehicle of that size.
877497
I'm sure the boat would be fine, but the oars are another issue. They are cheaply made so I would be sure to get longer/better quality oars for the trip. Have fun!
300852
If they are fiberglass, then yes. I used it on the bottom of my fiberglass boat, worked wonders.
1020619
yes, you will. That is what I bought them for. Bring extra batteries or rechargeable batteries. The batteries don't last and you will pay an arm and a leg for them on the ship
1721134
I'm not a 100% as to the answer to your question. You may want to contact the manufacture, or search Amazon for a more suitable item for your boat requirements.
1780851
I mounted in my boat's engine room. They are advertised for marine use but if exposed to the elements I would add a bead of silicone around any area that water could enter. Same goes for any of the less expensive LED lights.
1381553
i've got them on a 12' jon boat and they work great, there quite strong and i don't think you can do better for even twice the price. so yes they'll work.
831201
I purchased them for the exact same reason. They did not work well at all on board the ship. In fact by one day our at sea, we stopped using them altogether.
25383
I'm not sure because mine are mounted on the side of my 5th wheel camper. But these speakers are build very well, the grill is well supported by the speaker housing. I really don't think you will have any trouble with these on your boat.
1875385
I don't see why not, as long as you have the room for them. I've had a pair installed since spring on my boat, exposed to direct sunlight, rain, saltwater, etc. and they have held up well.
1462358
I do not know why they would not be approved for sail boats. All you need is a battery to run them. I am very happy with mine, they are on a 24' pontoon boat. If you want one single light for the bow that has both red and green they sale that as well.
418608
You probably can but I've not tried! They are somewhat flimsy so keep that in mind when considering the possibility of using them that way. Good luck!
1439618
Absolutely. I love that boat. Do not over inflate. You will get years of use.
2133838
They are adequate for the boat or car. You will not be using these for your disco tho. For the price you really can not complain.