Marine Stereo

[champ]

Looking for suggestions for a marine stereo. Currently have a Kenwood KMR???? something. Worked just fine for a lot of years. Don't need anything fancy except bluetooth.

21' walkaround.

Suggestions?

Thanks

[RU fan]

Kenwood still makes marine stereos with Bluetooth. KMR-D382MR retails for $180 Plays CD's. KMR-M332BT retails for $160 Media receiver (does not play CD's). These units are water resistant, not waterproof suggest using a cover if out in the open. Will fit in the old opening, likely same wiring. Lots of sellers online. Many options if looking for a full marine type of stereo, but will cost considerably more money. Good luck

[Gerry Zagorski]

You could also mount the me wood in the cabin and get one of their wired remotes and install it at the helm https://www.crutchfield.com/S-e2mjOw...YaAi77EALw_wcB

[Gerry Zagorski]

You could also mount the Kenwood in the cabin and get one of their wired remotes and install it at the helm https://www.crutchfield.com/S-e2mjOw...YaAi77EALw_wcB

[RU fan]

Big thumbs up on Gerry's post. Also, Crutchfield is the Gold Standard of online dealers. Great site for information....they have a category specifically for Marine Stereo.

[wyldbillnj]

Boss Audio is decent...I have an amp that has bluetooth built in and can get away without a head unit or you can do small head unit for on/off control and bluetooth controls of your device. Awesome sound for 2 or 4 speakers and can bluetooth all day and then some with the phone. Wont break the bank either.

[Capt. Debbie]

Curious. Boss audio? Or Bose Audio?

Originally Posted by wyldbillnj

Boss Audio is decent...I have an amp that has bluetooth built in and can get away without a head unit or you can do small head unit for on/off control and bluetooth controls of your device. Awesome sound for 2 or 4 speakers and can bluetooth all day and then some with the phone. Wont break the bank either.