Marine Speakers

Anchor Express offers a broad catalog of marine speakers, featuring over 130 products from leading brands like Fusion, JBL, Clarion, Boss Audio, and Poly-Planar. Their selection covers everything from budget-friendly replacements to high-end LED-integrated systems.

Flush-Mount Coaxial Speakers

These are the most common boat speakers, designed to be mounted into cutouts for a clean, integrated look. They are built with waterproof materials like polypropylene cones and UV-resistant grilles.

• Boss Audio 6.5" MRGB65 Speakers w/RGB Lighting: These 2-way speakers are a popular choice for boaters wanting to add atmosphere. They feature built-in RGB LED illumination that can sync across multiple sets and deliver crisp audio with 200 watts of peak power.

• Aquatic AV Economy 6.5" Marine Speakers: For those looking for a high-value replacement, these speakers offer 160 watts of total power in a fully waterproof, UV-resistant housing. They are available in both black and white to match your boat's aesthetic.

• Poly-Planar 4" 2-Way Coax Marine Speaker: An ideal choice for smaller boats or tight spaces. These feature ultra-low magnetic field technology, ensuring the speaker magnets do not interfere with sensitive navigation equipment like compasses or autopilots.

Box & Tower Speakers

If you don't want to cut holes in your fiberglass or need sound projected toward a skier or rider, box and tower speakers are the best solution.

• Fusion 4" Compact Marine Box Speakers: These versatile sealed-box speakers are perfect for alloy vessels or surface mounting. They include adjustable mounting brackets and are rated for 100W peak power, providing a rugged and easy-to-install audio solution.

• Boss Audio MR4.3W 4" 3-Way Enclosed Speakers: A compact 3-way system that provides full-range sound in a white, weather-resistant enclosure. These are frequently used in cockpits or outdoor areas where flush mounting is impractical.

Choosing the Right Speaker

• Size: The 6.5-inch format is the standard for most boats, but 4-inch models are better for consoles with limited dash space.

• Power: Look at the RMS power (continuous) rather than just peak power to ensure the speakers can handle high volumes over engine noise.

• Environment: For saltwater use, prioritize speakers with IPX6 or IPX7 ratings to ensure they can handle direct spray and salt air.