Anyone out there using Aerial brand racks? If so any issues? They look quality and one can't beat the price, but last ones purchased that I knew nothing about ended up falling apart. This time want to do a little home work first.
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Anyone out there using Aerial brand racks? If so any issues? They look quality and one can't beat the price, but last ones purchased that I knew nothing about ended up falling apart. This time want to do a little home work first.
No experience with the racks but I ordered the twin bullet speakers. I haven't mounted them yet but the construction is solid. I would expect similar solid construction on the racks.
i bought one at the end of last summer and the quality has been very good no trouble
I have 2 of them. One holds a knee and wakeboard. Just great. No problem and I often forget to strap them in and they still stay in place.
I purchased speakers from them and the service was excellent, going way above and beyond (Over winter I took my speakers off the boat and in the process lost the rubber spacers. I emailed Pat and told him the story and they sent me new ones at no charge. No one does things like this anymore).
I recommend this company for sure.
I have an aerial mirror with a quick release which is awesome
Hey trebor, no I am afraid I haven't mounted the speakers yet. Been bouncing between too busy and too lazy. The construction is soild. The sound will not be the same as I am replacing the Polk speakers with Infinity 612M speakers and then use the Polks in my dog boat (Bayliner), so called because the dog is not allowed in the Moomba.
I'll post back when I get them hooked up. I expect they will be just fine for my needs, not killer systems like some of the guys here have, but ok for me.
Test out the polk vs the inf 612m i had both and preferred the sound of the polks better. the Inf 612m sounded slighltly tinny to me ..FWIW
couple people have the aerial pods with polks and have enjoyed them, cab, has them. I have the aerial pods, i swapped out the polks for some krypt hlcd's .