Review on 🔊 Pyle 2-Channel Marine Amplifier Receiver: Waterproof and Weatherproof Subwoofer for Boat Stereo Speaker & Watercraft - 400 Watt Power with Wired RCA, AUX, and MP3 Audio Input Cable by Daron Ellis

My 1994 Seaswirl boat so my expectations were low from the start. I was tired of using a portable Bluetooth speaker, so I was looking for an upgrade (my goal wasn't to see Matrix on the water in digital Dolby Surround - but if that's your thing, more power to you!) All in all a great little amp, I like that it's small, about the size of a deck of cards. It only supports two speakers, but it was ok for me. Also, a bigger amp + 4 speakers = more battery drain and the ability to start the boat is key. *Note: When I first plugged everything in, there was no sound coming out of the speakers. Remove the cap and set the gain and there are two wires for the plus (to connect the switch) so I plugged them in and voila everything worked fine. This is a 12 volt system, you will not damage anything. Just start connecting the cables until you hear a tone. See you on the water! No, you won't hear me because this system isn't strong enough. but i will listen to my music well :)