Outside Speakers

[Redapple63]

Very good questions grasshopper, lol

On the inside you 2 options
1 enlarge the existing holes
2 use a box and screw that to the ceiling
#1 looks better and that's what wifey chose. I would have done the 2nd.
For #1 , measure the mounting depth available as spacer rings might be needed. Also verify that the ceiling board is continuous so that the jigsaw works as expected.

On the outside, I found some 6.5" marine enclosures that worked perfectly. Here are some pix.

Are those waterproof? They look cool and I am sure they are infinitely better that the originals, but are they up to the weather?

[Grandesigner]

What.... no blue light? Just kidding.... always thought that was a little much on the factory speakers.

The marine/waterproof speakers I bought have your choice of led lighting, I went with red for stargazing ambient light. Since the wiring for lighting is part of the very bright awning lights, I had to separate them. The awning lights are now remotely controlled and powered by my solar's load circuit.

[530_Josh]

We travel fulltime and I am shocked people are on here complaining about music. I see way, way, way, more people lock their yapping dog in the coach or out front for hours and hours. All while the owners drive off for a nice relaxing night on the town. Meanwhile the rest of us wish our speakers were loud enough to drowned out the dog. Seriously it’s no comparison easily 1/3 of dog owners are oblivious to the hell they put other campers through.

[Hoopy Frood]

What you say is true, but just because barking dogs are annoying doesn't mean listening to someone else's choice of music can't also be annoying. One doesn't excuse the other.

[530_Josh]

Agreed! My wife and I keep to ourselves and leave the place nicer than when we came.