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Have done a search but have found zero reviews on the newer MB Quart Marine speakers.
Would you guys go with their regular RVF 216 version.
TECHNICAL DATA
Power Handling: 70 - 140 W
Frequency Response: 38 - 32.000 Hz
Impedance: 4 Ohms
Crossover Frequency: 4.200 Hz
Sensitivity: 86 dB (1W/1m)
FEATURES
0.75” (19 mm) tweeters with two-piece titanium dome in metal housing
Woofers with two-piece plastic chassis, magnet system cooled and protected by specially designed metal cover. Edge wound 1” (25 mm) voice coils
Separate or coaxial mounting
Reference crossovers with new and unique FleXX Mount system for limitless mounting possibilities. Three-level tweeter output
New: Surface mounting rings, grilles and additional mounting accessories included
OR would you do the new NKD 116 Marine Version.
TECHNICAL DATA
Power Handling: 60 - 130 W
Frequency Response: 38 - 32.000 Hz
Impedance: 4 Ohms
Crossover Frequency: 4.000 Hz
Sensitivity: 87 dB (1W/1m)
FEATURES
Speaker baskets and grilles made of UV-resistant fiber-reinforced ABS plastic
Insert injection-molded magnet systems for optimized protection against humidity and mechanical influences
Nautic woofers and subwoofers with polypropylene cone
0.5“, 0.75“ or 1“ tweeter with titanium dome
Nautic crossovers with special protective sealing lacquer and gold-plated terminals to resist corrosion
Voice-coils protected against direct water spray
Sealed solder joints
Stainless steel V4A mounting screws included
Specks seem to be similar, but the quality of the standard car audio was always a step up. Has that changed? MB says it has, but you know the marine version is more$$ Downside to all this is that the boat is stored outside so that is why the concern to go marine grade with moisture and exposure to other elements.
I have to have coaxial mounting so that limits me on going with the P and Q lines.
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