BOSS Audio SystemsMGR300B Marine Boat Stereo Gauge Receiver - Bluetooth, No CD DVD Player, AM/FM Radio, IPX5 Weatherproof, USB, MP3

This little unit is perfect; price, sound and fit and finish. This has a beauty ring where it can be solidly mounted from the front and then the screws can be concealed. What was not mentioned, it comes with a rubber protection cover for when storing.. Sound is very good especially since I am running a four channel amp. The price is just right. The only question will be how long it will last but for the price, it can be replaced very easily.

Installed on older wake boat. Easy to wire. Love that the wire harness has detachable clips for easy removal once hardwired. RCA outs work great for my sub. Using to power two 8” wake tower speakers. Love that it has a volume knob not volume buttons. Pairs up to phone right away automatically once powered on. Hopefully it lasts. After install it did get pretty warm after playing music at loud volume for an hour or two.

Great

Definitely not as weatherproof as they say it is the only thing we did was splash some water on it and it quit working. I could understand if it was submerged, but it wasn’t. It just got a little bit of water on the backside the very first time we rode the buggy out in the trails.

Nice item , fast shipping

Just installed with a set of marine speakers in our canam defender max limited. The output seems like more than adequate for our needs. I noticed that the volume on Bluetooth is slightly lower than the volume on fm radio, but not a dealbreaker. The unit seems to have persistent storage that does not require a constant power feed to save settings, etc, which is a huge plus when installing in a defender. Was able to mount in the overhead trim and use the factory installed bus bar for keyed power. For fm radio, an antenna needs to be purchased separately. The silicone face cover and volume dial were some of the features that made me choose this over other units. Would recommend and use for future installs.

I installed this in my 2017 Can-Am commander limited. It had a factory radio with no Bluetooth. To install I eliminated the factory amp above the glove box completely. I unplugged the harness from that amp and plugged it directly in. Also there was 2 wires that didn't get power with the harness so I cut the ground and positive off the can-am harness then spliced them together with the 3 positives on the boss harness and the ground to the ground. Works great. I also used heat shrink tubing around the connections I made.

I installed this product in a 1986 Suzuki Samurai. It is easy to use and was super easy to install. The interior of my Samurai looks super clean due to the limited space this head unit takes up.