fusion speakers

My brother in law has them on his offshore fishing catamaran.
They sound good and hold up well.
I have Poly Planer speakers in my saltwater fishing boat and my Chris Craft.
They are tough and sound good, but not as good as the Fusion's.
I have had one pair of Poly Planer's in my offshore fishing Proline for 14 years with no issues.
They get wet, get washed, and still sound the same. Just not as good as the Fusion.
But my brother in law's Fusion radio system is a lot higher cost and output than the Poly Planer.
I have no booster/amp. Just radio and speakers.
 
Never heard their speakers, but their stereo's and equipment are top of the line.
 
Brother in law's Fusion stereo equipment is protected inside the console.
Only the speakers and a small control pad on the dash are exposed to the elements.
 
We have a Fusion i-pod head unit with a wired remote and surface mount Fusion speakers on one channel of the head unit. All of these are mounted in a center console that likely see's more water spray and unusually abrupt 'manuevers' due to skiiing , water sports, and the boats quickness. The Fusion speakers have performed wit a great sound at above average sound levels across a large variety of music and we love them.
But if volume is your priority and you have the space and dollars to spare the higher end enclosed tubbie speakers throw more volume.
We are also on Long Island if you want to check them out.

Hope this helps
 
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