Planet Audio PM65B 6.5inch 200W, 2-Way Marine Grade Speakers

Installation is simple enough for a novice, and set up (pairing through bluetooth) was a breeze. Unit looks sharp, feel durable, and produces a quality of sound that is good enough to please even my very, very picky ears. We wanted this for the small wooden teardrop trailer we have been finishing, and so far so good!

The bass is extremely distored at almost all volumes. It's not super loud, but it's enough for my bike. As long as I turn the bass down on my phone it sounds alright. For the. Price it's decent.

I wanted these, not for an ATV or boat, but to use for a somewhat unusual application: a lightweight, but capable, portable audio setup. And it worked out pretty well. The major component is control head which is a sturdily made case rated at IPX5 for resistance to water jets. It is made of plastic and has one flap-covered port for USB charging another device and a 3.5mm audio input port. Installation is totally simple. Brackets are enclosed for two different tube diameters and a flat surface. For 12v power, one lead goes to ground and the other, a 3A fused line, goes to a +12VDC switched terminal. There are leads for two 4 or 8 ohm speakers of your own choosing and two more RCA phono leads for using an external amp. The manufacturer claims a 150W “Max Power, Full Range Class-D Amplifier”. I don’t know what that means, but the output sounds good out of a couple of very old Radio Shack bookshelf speakers. There is a USB charging port, best suited for smartphones needing no more than 1A. In short, installation is a snap. Operation is faster still. The Bluetooth controls and pairing routine shouldn’t feel strange to anyone at this point. The buttons, by the way, are backlit. As I said, the audio output sounds good to me. There are lots of plusses to this well-built and designed unit and no negatives that I have found so far.Jerry

These speakers are more like 7.5" not 6.5", was a pain to have to make all holes larger. Sound okay but don't expect to put in standard size hole.

Planet Audio PABC50DThis is just not powerful enough to do what my son had been hoping.It was easy enough for him to install on the ATV and he does like being able to run his music through it.He was hoping that he could use it instead of bringing a portable speaker to the campfire outings butthe sound coming from it is not loud enough and crackles sometimes.We live in a small town and it is ok for him to drive to the park on the ATV and then he likes to have his music playing while he shoots hoops with his friends. So he still uses this but just had hopes it was better.