Build a powerful, all-weather marine audio system with this Rockville bundle designed for clarity, reach, and reliability on the water. It pairs two sets of cockpit speakers with swivel wakeboard towers, a 6-channel amplifier, and a complete 4-AWG wiring kit so you can install confidently and enjoy clean sound from bow to stern. RMSTS65B 6.5 2-Way speakers handle 100-Watts RMS/400-Watts Peak (1,600-Watts total for two pairs). Molded ABS baskets, polypropylene mica-injected cones, rubber surrounds, and 1 PEI dome tweeters deliver balanced mids and crisp highs. Fully marinized and UV-treated components withstand salt, spray, and sun, and CEA-2031 compliant ratings give you honest, repeatable performance. RWB70B 6.5 wakeboard tower speakers project to riders and coves using 360 swivel nylon brackets reinforced with steel. Polypropylene cones, Santoprene surrounds, neodymium tweeters, sealed terminals, and built-in crossovers provide durable, high-output sound while fitting 1.26-2.87 bars for versatile placement on towers and roll bars. RXM-S6 6-channel marine amplifier delivers 660-Watts Dyno-Certified RMS (6x70W @4O; 6x110W @2O) with bridgeable flexibility for subs or towers. A conformal-coated PCB, stainless hardware, and Status Mode LED support marine duty, while variable high/low-pass crossovers, bass EQ, and 2/4/6 input modes simplify system tuning. The included PA microphone adds talk-over/ducking for calls and instructions on the water. RMWK4 4-AWG marine installation kit completes the build with high-current power/ground cables, a waterproof mini-ANL holder and fuses, twisted-pair tinned-OFC RCA, tinned speaker cable, remote wire, and accessories to route cleanly and resist corrosion. Ideal for boats, powersports, and outdoor entertainment zones seeking strong output, dependable hardware, and a professional, tidy finish.
⚠️ WARNING (California Proposition 65): This product may contain chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects, or other reproductive harm. For more information, please visit www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
