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    hey everyone i got just bought a 2008 moomba outback v and have spent the last few months custumizing it i put some new decals and other small things just seeing if anyone had any other ideas to spice up the boat?

    also was wanting to replace the factory speakers and was just wondering how much of a difference would it be in sound upgrading them considering they already sound pretty good.....
    ley me know thanks everyone

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    anyone lol ?? it has just the stock speakers and a four channel amp in it now

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    Quote Originally Posted by outbackv View Post
    anyone lol ?? it has just the stock speakers and a four channel amp in it now
    I would at least add a sub to start and maybe some tower speakers if you want

    Cabin speakers are ok for now
    2007 Outback V

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    ill add tower speakers someday i just wanna buy the best when i do so i dont really wanna buy cheapies and not be happy.....
    sub great idea got any pics of good places to mount it or good looking ways of placing one or two would i need another amp neccesarily i have a 4 chan now....
    ya i think ill leave the cabin speakers for now they sound ok
    thanks for the input just looking for some good ideas
    ive been boating most of my life and just bought my first boat at the age of 21 this year so im pretty excited.......

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    I think your original question is a little broad for everyone. The amount of mods/upgrades that can be done has no limit!!!!! This is an excellent tread that I'm sure will give you tons of ideas. https://forum.moomba.com/showthread.php?t=6688&highlight=mods

    Search for other threads that are more specific to the things you might want to pursue. I recommend you proceed with caution, LOL, it is rather easy to get carried away. For instance, I just boat my boat last fall, I have only test drove it. Since then, I have upgraded the cabin speakers, installed tower speakers, dual batts, seadek swim pad, GIII reversible pump ballast upgrade (soon to be GIV I think), bow filler cushion, and I'm sure I am forgetting something. Anyway, you get the point. Money can fly out the window pretty quick, when actually imo the boats come factory with plenty of great options .

    As far as a sub goes. Lots of options. I would check out audioformz fiberglass sub enclosure, remember regular sub box MDF is going to soak up water and may only work for a short time. Here is one of the answers I received when I asked the same question:

    "If you're looking for sub ideas, I just had one installed, and it is by far my favorite addition to my boat so far. I stole the idea for my setup pretty much directly from what Tazz3069 has in his boat.

    I bought a Boston Acoustics G3 10" sub off of ebay for $165. This sub doesn't need much air (I believe .65 cubic ft.), so I had it installed in a fiberglass sub enclosure from www.audioformz.com . The enclosure is attached directly to my kickplate, so it sits above your feet, and faces down.

    It's almost embarrassing how hard this thing hits. My friend has 3 subs in his boat, and I'm pretty sure my bass sounds better.

    Just an alternative for a sub idea if you're not wild about building a box or cutting a hole in your kickplate.

    Congrats on your boat!"

    I am in the process of finding out if the custom Exile LSV box will fit in the OBV. Watch the Exile audio tech session that was recently posted, lots of good info, and the sub box is featured. Feel free to PM me if you have any specific questions.

    What are your stock cabin speakers? I had Kenwoods, no rubber surrounds. They did sound pretty good, but I chose to upgrade to Polks db650s, best bang for the buck. They can take some decent amp power too.

    Hope that helps
    Last edited by 2007 Outback V; 04-01-2010 at 10:08 PM.

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    The stock cabin speakers sound decent until you hear a boat with good aftermarket speakers then you'll look at your stock speakers and want to replace them. You can replace all 6 cabin speakers with much better sounding Polk db651's for $150. I think a subwoofer adds more depth to a boat stereo because just having cabins makes the music too bright. When you get to tower speakers don't waste your time/money on non-HLCD speakers.

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    really wow lots of up grades in so little time your boat looks great though ya there is so many things i wanna do im just taking it one step at a time and wanna do everything the right way to avoid uneed costs and replacements im not sure what kind of speakers they are the are the stock speakers and say kicker on them lol ya a nice sub set up and and all around audio is first on the to do list thanks evryone for all the input and links ill keep you all posted on my project and get some pics up soon......
    ~Prove it~
    2008 Moomba Outback V
    Upgrades SO FAR more to come for the summer!!!!
    new decals, tinted winshield, new trailer tires.....

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