West Marine Vhf Speaker on 2040-parts.com
Boca Raton, Florida, United States
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West marine external speaker for vhf radios. Needs an aux connector which can easily be attached to the 2 wires coming out and plugs into the back of most if not all marine vhf radios. The speaker did work when it was removed from my 1995 mako 25 in the beginning of summer and was stored inside so it should work just fine.
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