Marine Subwoofers
The conditions on the water are extreme for any electronics, and subwoofers are no exception. Salt air and water and constant UV exposure are harsh on ordinary subs. If your subwoofers are not designed to handle the elements, they probably won't last long if used on board. That's not the case with marine-rated subwoofers – we carry marine audio specially designed to stand up to an open-air environment, withstand corrosive forces, and handle huge amounts of UV exposure. We know that you prefer relaxing and enjoyable boating time to figuring out what to do with all these wires, so here you'll find subs that are easy to install.
The marine environment is also associated with noise. The sound of the engine and other background noises are hard for small speakers to compete with. Upgrading your marine audio system with subwoofers will not only help your speakers to overcome that low frequency noise, but also make them deliver cleaner sound with low bass impact. We know you love it loud on your boat, so we provide you with marine subs that deliver plenty of power and great bass performance. You need them to be reliable, too, so resistance to corrosive salt air, salt water, and sun damage is what you get with our marine subwoofers.
In our selection, you'll find subwoofers built using corrosion- and UV-resistant materials to comply with ASTM standards for UV stability and Salt/Fog resistance. UV-stable and weatherproof plastic cones and grilles, stainless steel hardware, reinforced mounting straps, corrosion-resistant gold-plated terminals, insulated connections are used to prevent weather damage. We carry subwoofers with single or dual voice coils, available in a variety of types and finishes. Whatever specs you want your subs to have, in our selection of marine subwoofers you'll find the right audio to meet your standards.
Subwoofers are intended to do just one thing: deliver deep bass. Compared to ordinary subs that do just that, marine subwoofers are additionally designed to be completely weatherproof to survive in the harsh marine environment, where conventional audio falls short. Marine grade subwoofers feature durable water-resistant or waterproof construction and anti-corrosive coatings or plating to withstand the effects of an open-air boating environment.
