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252SD tower speaker install?

Thread starter Grkspeed17
Start date Wednesday at 1:43 PM

Grkspeed17

Active Member

Wednesday at 1:43 PM

Hey all, bought a set of Rev10 tower speakers for our 252SD. Still waiting for them to come in and haven’t uncovered boat yet to start seeing how they are gonna get installed. Looking to see if anyone has pictures or guidance on the easiest way to run wires for each side.

Curious if I run them both on one side or run the wires down each individual side of the boat. Also, I never lowered my tower yet to know what is under there by the base mounting point. Are there already holes there where the wires transition from the tower to inside the boat? Any help would be greatly appreciated!

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