Rockville RGHR51 5 Zone 1-Din Marine Bluetooth Receiver+Remote+(4) JBL Speakers

Package Includes: (1) Rockville RGHR51 5 Zone Single Din Marine Receiver Bluetooth/Radio/Wired Remote. (2) Pair JBL MS6520 6.5" 180 Watt 2-Way Marine Boat Speakers in White

What's in the Box of RGHR51: Marine digital media receiver. Wired remote with zone controls. USB extension cable (40 inches). Mounting Screws for installation. Waterproof wiring harness for installation. Owner manual and warranty.

Features: Rockville RGHR51 Single-Din Weather Resistant Digital Media Receiver with 5 Zones that each have independent volume control. Includes wired remote with the ability to control the volume in each zone. 4" TFT color display makes it easy to navigate menus. Built in Bluetooth/USB/AM/FM playback. Built-in 72 x 4 Watt Peak high powered amplifier (28 x 4 RMS). 3 pairs of pre-amp outputs each with independent volume controls. 5 zones each with volume control (zone 1+2 = built in amplifier, zones 3, 4, 5 are the RCA outputs. Built in EQ with preset EQ curves (Pop, Classic, Rock, Jazz, Beat, Flat). IP66 Waterproof Certification (Tested to withstand the elements).

Features of MS6520: Plus One Woofer Cones. . Harman's patented Plus One polypropylene cones provide more overall speaker-cone area than other cones in its class- the result is higher sensitivity, increased low-frequency output and greater musical character.. . Balanced Dome Tweeters. . Weather resistant tweeters deliver a smooth high-frequency response and increased power handling for highs and mids, which equals to more lifelike sound from vocals, cymbals, brass instruments and pianos. Designed for the Elements. . Their one-piece polymer basket is designed to stand the test of time, even after long exposure to the sun and salt. Rubber surrounds offer superior edge protection and are much more reliable than foam. And a grille-mounted tweeter allows the front of the woofer cone to be sealed, protecting the motor structure from sea spray.. . Individually Voiced. . For most brand, off-the-shelf speakers and a cursory approval of frequency response curves are good enough.