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Wake tower wiring (plug and receptacle)

VONCE

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Yamaha
Year
2006
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AR
Boat Length
21
This winter, I plan on adding tower speakers and some LED lighting to my wake tower. Since the tower will be occasionally removed when storing the boat, what is the best way to wire it? I want to have a plug and receptacle instead of quick connects or butt connectors. The plug and receptacle would need to have multiple pins (at least 7?) or more if I wanted to plan for any future speakers or lights. I'll have no trouble wiring the components, but does anyone know where I could find a connector to suit my needs? I'd like to have the receptacle flush-mounted somewhere near one of the tower legs.
 
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