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I have had several marine stereo,s tape and CD and the unit I have now
(broken, again) is a Jensen CD player, west marine has replaced it on warranty twice making this the third. My unit is mounted in an instrument box (with door) under my tee top, no spray hits it, but it's downfall is just living outdoors. It seems the delicate micro circuits can't stand the humidity we have in the south. My next move will be either a cheaper car unit that I can remove and store indoors when not in use or maybe try a Clarion which people tell me is up living outdoors. So, to answer your question, I don't know,but when a "marine" stereo player fails from just humidity you have to wonder if there is any meaningful diference other than maybe some clear spray sealer applied over a few parts? I hope somebody weights in on this with a good recomendation on the player, the posters on speakers made some good points on safety issues. -- Ron White My boatbuilding website is: www.concentric.net/~knotreel |
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