- Joined
- Aug 26, 2018
- Messages
- 720
- Points
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- Location
- DALLAS AREA
- Roxor Ownership
- No longer own
- Roxor #
- :-(
Ok. I was not able to get the Roxor sound bar when I bought my Roxor. Recall. I was not informed of this until after I signed on the dotted line. So after some irritating grumbling at my sales guy he hands me a box with these 10 or 12 inch diameter speakers that attach to the roll bar. Blue tooth and all but no basic old fart AM/FM radio. I do not do the phone music thing. Too old. Lol.
So I wanted a radio. I found an old $50 gift card while cleanin out my wallet for Cabala's. So I go on line and see several Cheap BASTARD Specials for boats that will work. They are white. That's fine, my Roxor is white. White and Black. So its a white accent. Lol. SO I went and bought a cheap boat radio. It came with 4 6-1/2 round speakers which I promply stashed on a back shelf never to be seen again. I bought a cheap set of indoor outdoor boxed speakers with mounting brackets. I attached these to the roll bar with 2-1/2 inch hose clamps and then ran the wires in convoluted or split tubing along the roll bar against the roof and down the right side of the roll cage following the light bar wiring.
I found an old driving light mounting bracket and cut it in half making my receiver mounting angles and attached them to the receiver and then drilled and tapped a few holes in the bottom lip of the dash to hold the unit. Centered it on the speedo. I was going to cut a nice hole in the dash to mount it but then decided that if I don't like it I would have this big ass hole in the dash. Lol. So old school under the dash it went. I wired it direct to the battery along with the wiper motor wiring already under the hood in wire loom.
It sounds ok. Not a blasting rap or heavy dance stereo sound or that country sub woofer sound but it plays loud enough to hear when driving. It's worth the $100 bucks I have in it and the 8 hours of labor. Yes 8 hours. I'm old and picky and wanted the wiring obscure and correct. YEHAW! Lol. Oh and it has blue tooth and mp3 whatever that is. LOL.
So I wanted a radio. I found an old $50 gift card while cleanin out my wallet for Cabala's. So I go on line and see several Cheap BASTARD Specials for boats that will work. They are white. That's fine, my Roxor is white. White and Black. So its a white accent. Lol. SO I went and bought a cheap boat radio. It came with 4 6-1/2 round speakers which I promply stashed on a back shelf never to be seen again. I bought a cheap set of indoor outdoor boxed speakers with mounting brackets. I attached these to the roll bar with 2-1/2 inch hose clamps and then ran the wires in convoluted or split tubing along the roll bar against the roof and down the right side of the roll cage following the light bar wiring.
I found an old driving light mounting bracket and cut it in half making my receiver mounting angles and attached them to the receiver and then drilled and tapped a few holes in the bottom lip of the dash to hold the unit. Centered it on the speedo. I was going to cut a nice hole in the dash to mount it but then decided that if I don't like it I would have this big ass hole in the dash. Lol. So old school under the dash it went. I wired it direct to the battery along with the wiper motor wiring already under the hood in wire loom.
It sounds ok. Not a blasting rap or heavy dance stereo sound or that country sub woofer sound but it plays loud enough to hear when driving. It's worth the $100 bucks I have in it and the 8 hours of labor. Yes 8 hours. I'm old and picky and wanted the wiring obscure and correct. YEHAW! Lol. Oh and it has blue tooth and mp3 whatever that is. LOL.
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