$11,000 stereo. i want one

[jaybro72]

 

[woodard1983]

it's pretty cool, but if they really spent $11k, then i'm not impressed at all

 

[Julian]

Glad I don't own a home on what ever lake he boats on!

 

[txav8r]

With a couple grand, you can put out more clean sound that anyone would want in close proximity...and I am with you @Julian , at some point, keep your sound to yourself or I would think you would be subject to a safety inspection and possible citation...noise pollution? I love the music, I do. But I may not like your music, and just because you spend more bucks, doesn't entitle you to control the music in my boat too! lol Seriously, after about 2500W, whats the purpose? I think the dude overpaid. My 700W JL system was hot. But obviously, guys like @maboat and @Detonate , with their 2500W can control the beachhead! $11K? Really?

 

[cybuch]

Awesome! But where are all the subs and batteries to match the price? And lets not forget the alternator! HA!!

 

[jetboater4life]

It didn't sound that great to me

 

[cybuch]

How good will a phone record it?

 

[jcyamaharider]

Phone recording will not do the boat justice.

 

[Noko]

Iphone and a headset is a lot cheaper.

 

[BoaterGuy]

He's making up for his lack of confidence. That is completely unnecessary. Why does he have forward facing tower speakers?? I think I saw an old car Rockford amp in there.

If he did spend 11k on that, you think he paid cash?

 

[Lspeedss]

He's the party music guy at the lake. Everyone else gets to save their batteries during the day.." last boat there gives him a jump. Lol

 

[Sotally Tober]

Mine is worth more and a sounds way better. Im pushing about 6,000 watts. He should have used wet sounds for the tower speakers. I didn't notice what kind of amps he has.

 

[Sotally Tober]

Awesome! But where are all the subs and batteries to match the price? And lets not forget the alternator! HA!!

He said they were. That is really where the price raises. Depending on the amps and battery setup.

 

[redthumper9]

I'm sure it sounds good, but its a shame to have all thay tied up in a system, and still not have HLCD tower speakers.

 

[jcyamaharider]

Yep one set of rev410s and done

 

[Sotally Tober]

Duuuuuudeeeee!!!!!!!!! You guys know whats up Hell yeah!!!!!!!

 

[Sotally Tober]

You also need the right pair of amps

 

[Geiger41]

Wonder how many watts my setup is pushing..lol

 

[Detonate]

But obviously, guys like @maboat and @Detonate , with their 2500W can control the beachhead! $11K? Really?

Well I definitely don't agree that a 700w system is enough, or even 'rockin'... And I'll also say that me and @maboat don't necessarily rule the beach either.

We've hooked our boats together and still, sitting on the swim deck, could not hear our music over the boat across from us at party cove.

Guy had 2 WetSounds 410's and I believe we counted 4 more pairs of either Rev10's or Rev8's.

I have a hand it to the guy, the system had zero distortion.

That is over $7,000 not including amps subs or in-boat speakers, wire, etc...


Also, I'm sure that dudes system sounded awesome. You can never count on someones cell phone video, uploaded to youtube, played through your computer, to judge how it sounded...

 

[Geiger41]

Whats crazy is that my "setup" is so f'n loud and clear. I cant imagine these 2500 watt systems !!!!