Kenwood Boat Marine Kit P-wd250mrw + Kac-m1804 + Kmr-m312bt + (2) Pr Kfc-1653mrw on 2040-parts.com
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This Kenwood Marine Boat Package ships "Complete" with the following Product that is 100% Brand New backed by a full 1 Year Warranty.
(1) KENWOOD P-WD250WRW / KENWOOD MARINE BASS PACKAGE WITH (1) 10 INCH SUB & (1) KENWOOD 200 WATT AMP (1) KENWOOD KAC-M1804 / KENWOOD MARINE DIGITAL 4 CHANNEL AMP 400 WATTS MAX POWER (1) KENWOOD KMR-M312BT / KENWOOD MARINE DIGITAL RECEIVER WITH BLUE TOOTH (2) KENWOOD KFC-1653MRW / (2) PAIRS (4) SPEAKERS TOTAL KENWOOD MARINE 6.5 2 WAY SPEAKERS Kenwood Marine Bass PackageIncludes KFC-W250MRW 10" marine subwoofer and KAC-210MR amplifier(White KFC-W250MRW subwoofer) This Kenwood P-WD250MRW marine bass package includes a water-resistant 10" subwoofer and a compact power amplifier. It's a combo that's sure to shape up the bass in your boat. Kenwood's KFC-W250MRW 10" marine subwoofer combines a strong, waterproof polypropylene cone with a rubber surround that'll hold up to humidity and UV exposure. A tough white plastic shell protects the basket and magnet against corrosion, and the sub's integrated white plastic grille matches the interior of many boats. The sub's dual-voice coil design ensures you'll get maximum power out of the amp. Kenwood designed this marine subwoofer for free-air use, so it'll produce great bass when mounted into a panel or bulkhead — no box required. Stainless steel mounting hardware is included. The KAC-210MR marine amplifier packs plenty of power into a small package, thanks to Kenwood's engineering expertise. Special coated circuit boards ensure the amp will keep the power flowing even after prolonged exposure to dampness. You can connect the amplifier to any radio, and the amp's output is tailored to work perfectly with the subwoofer. Product Highlights:
KAC-210MR mono amplifier
KFC-W250MRW 10" marine subwoofer
Kenwood KAC-M1804Compact 4-channel amplifier — 45 watts RMS x 4 Power your speakers on land or seaKenwood's KAC-M1804 4-channel amplifier will pump up your car's audio system with 45 watts RMS per channel — that's more than twice the power of most car stereos. The super-compact KAC-M1804 will add new clarity and impact to the basic sound system of almost any kind of vehicle on land or water, and it'll fit in a lot of places when space is tight. The amp uses plastic covers to protect its connections and features a conformal coated circuit board that keeps out moisture and salt, so the party won't stop just because of a little wetness. Hooks up to almost any systemThe KAC-M1804 comes with an RCA cable for connecting to an aftermarket receiver, but it can handle speaker-level signals as well, so you can still get input from a radio without RCA outputs. The amp senses incoming high-level signals and turns itself on, eliminating the need to install a separate remote turn-on wire. If your receiver's power circuit is protected by a 15-amp or larger fuse (check your fuse box or owner's manual), you can tap into it to power your KAC-M1804. Otherwise, you'll have to run a power wire to the battery and install a 15-amp inline fuse as close to the battery as possible. Product Highlights:
Kenwood KFC-1653MRW6-1/2" 2-way marine speakers (White) (2) Pairs = (4) Speakers Ready to rock your boatKenwood designed their marine speakers to bring power and precision to your boat's sound system. Designed specifically for marine use, Kenwood KFC-1653MRW 6-1/2" speakers feature water-resistant cone woofers and 1" balanced dome tweeters. Feed them up to 50 watts RMS (150 peak), and they'll sound great whether you're out on the water or relaxing at the marina. These Kenwoods are designed to shrug off the harmful effects of water, salt, and sun, too. With white UV-resistant grilles, composite speaker baskets, and stainless steel hardware, they'll give you outstanding performance for years to come. Product Highlights:
Kenwood KMR-M312BTMarine digital media receiver No discs requiredLeave those discs on the dock. Kenwood's KMR-M312BT digital media receiver lets access the music on your phone, iPod, or other portable device when you head out onto the water. This marine-rated receiver will withstand the harsh marine environment, and its 4" deep chassis also makes it a great choice for ATVs, side-by-sides, golf carts, and other applications where a regular CD player really isn't an option. Great with Apple or AndroidThe KMR-M312BT works with all the latest gear, so you can keep the music going all season long. Got an iPod® or iPhone®? You can plug your player into the front-panel USB input to access your playlists. Dedicated "search" and "return" buttons, plus handy tools like AppMode, Alphabet, Percentage Skip, and Related Search, help you find your music fast. You'll also be able to use Siri® Eyes Free control capability with a compatible iPhone. If you store your music on an Android device, you can connect and control your phone using the front USB port or the receiver's built-in Bluetooth. You'll be able to run the apps you like and take advantage of a variety of search and playback features. Hands-free calling is another Bluetooth benefit that's sure to please any captain. You don't have to rely on your phone for entertainment, however. You can liven up your cruise by plugging in a thumb drive or jacking another device into the front-panel aux input. The KMR-M312BT can play MP3, WMA, AAC, WAV, and FLAC music files, so you'll be able to enjoy your entire library. The variable-color 1.5-line LCD display makes it easy to see song titles and channel information, even when you're blasting through choppy water. The centerpiece of your systemYou can connect up to six optional Kenwood marine remotes to control the KMR-M312BT from anywhere on your boat. And, if you're a satellite radio fan, add a SiriusXM tuner (subscription required) to enjoy all your favorite music, sports, and talk, even when you're miles offshore. This Kenwood features three sets of preamp outputs, so you'll be in good shape when you decide to add marine amplifiers to your system. Made for marine useKenwood built this receiver to handle the rugged conditions of the marine environment. It features a conformal coating that keeps moisture out of the internal circuitry, plus special double covers for the USB and aux inputs on the front panel. Installation note: This marine radio is water-resistant, but we recommend mounting it in a water-resistant enclosure or using a COVER for best performance. Bluetooth note: Use of this receiver's Bluetooth features will depend upon your phone's Bluetooth capabilities. iPhone note: If you're going to use your iPod with this receiver, be sure to check for specific iPod model compatibility with this receiver. Product Highlights:General Features:
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