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Yes. I think the Ti693 would work the best with that grill but its hard to say without actually trying one.

In a boat and in the $150 range? Yes.

No Judas Priest??? :swear Triumph and 38 Special should be on there also.

That's awesome. :thumbup:

Rockford Fosgate T1692 or T1693 depending on the billet cover itself. Can you post a pic of one?

Thanks, I built it. If you cant give up any space in the cuddy cabin, then here is your next best option in a Bullet....

There really isnt enough depth available under the seat to do it easily plus it will be 10X louder if you give up some space in the mid cabin for the subs. Here are 4 12's in a bandpass I did in a 28 Bullet but i recommend doing them in the mid cabin.

Yes, I do a ton of Hertz also. It used to be my main "go to" line until the new Rockford Marine equipment came out. Hertz is still my fave for cars.

Wetsounds is the best if you listen to your music from 50 yards away. I have zero experience with Exile product.

The Alpine amps weren't necessarily better. They were just the first ones to use the protection circuitry that continuously rolls back power output as voltage drops and temperature rises. (which was a great idea) The Rockford amps were doing exactly what they were supposed to do to protect...

Thats not true at all. Their quality has actually gotten a lot better in the last 3 or 4 years. It might not be the equipment in your boat. Remember... system design, layout, and installation, is just as important as the equipment itself. When boat manufatcturers are assembling boats, the stereo...

Try this again....

Before you waste money trying to get the USB port repaired, try an iPod nano or iPod classic on it to verify its broken. The older Alpines have a problem with newer iPhones and iPod Touches. If you do decide to get it repaired, sending it back to Alpine is your best bet.

It will pull it around town with no problem. Just leave yourself plenty of room for stopping, don't try to go too fast, and use 4X4 on the ramp.

I use tons of it (literally) and love it.

Thanks!... and yes, I do.

Born and raised in Artesia New Mexico. Have lived in Lubbock Texas, Fernandina Beach Florida, Oklahoma City, and now Havasu for the last 6 years.

If your remote is silver and about 4" diameter with an LCD display, it won't work with a newer non-marine head unit.

Are you trying to use a newer iPhone or iPod touch on that head units USB and getting an error message?

DC is incorrect. RCA output and speaker output from both head units and amplifiers are AC voltage. An iPhone app signal generator will work but I would trust the signal from a CD to be a lot more accurate and "clean". Distortion usually becomes audible in the top 10% of the head units...