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[328iGuy]

Hey guy's....

I have a 2011 210 Wake, and I am looking for suggestions in upgrading the OEM stock stereo components, as they are pretty weak for sound.

Has anyone done this? or can you point me to someone who has and possibly shown it with screen shots or description on what they changed/swapped out?

Thanks a lot

[FJHIII]

IMHO. Add speakers by the driver and passenger and upgrade the speakers for phase 1, then upgradethe head unit and amp + battery for phase 2.

[Brendon Sutton]

I pick up my new 210 wake with an upgraded stereo on Thursday.

 

Will let you know what it sounds like.

 

All I know at the moment is the stock speakers were all replaced with Kicker Speakers in the boat.  The tower speakers are still stock.

 

The dealership also added 2 x 10 inch subs (one in the walkthrough and the other in the left side bow storage.

 

They put in a kicker 350W amp for the tower and a 700W amp for the boat and the subs.

 

Also added a second battery to handle the load.

 

Will send pictures if you like.

 

Can't wait!!!

[210sp!]

The Jensen speakers are not great for sure. Having never done tis before, has anyone found that the size or screw holes do ot align? Are there some speaker brands that work better?

[Stef]

I would suggest Roswell, just added a 500.4 amp and 4 tower speaker on my 210sp from Roswell, working good.  Still have the jensen inside the boat but will probably change them next year

[Brian Cornell]

I have a 2010 210SE and would like to add the Roswell amp. The Jensen MSR2107 that comes standard with boat does not appear to have pre-amp outputs. Am I missing something Stef or how did you wire this? Anyone have any suggestions for changing out the Jensen MSR2107 and fitting a replacement into the dash properly? I really want to add an amp and tower speakers.

[Tucker73]

With the upgraded audio system any problems with the rectifiers at only 28 amp each?

[Tucker73]

I'm new to this sight I own a 2010 210 wake 310 hp
I'm wanting to add a 600 watt amp to power all 4 in board speakers and also powering the 4 tower speakers ( all upgraded )
Then I have a 700 rms that is powering a pro series sub
I have added 2 battery's
My question is I don't think the rectifiers will support the charging of the new batery bank in high demand. I think the output on the rectifier are 28 amps each
But info from dealers are like pulling teeth
Have you head of someone overcoming this problem
Or am I just over thinking this
My fear is that I will burn out the stator or rectifier