Rockford Fosgate M2-65 6.5" 4 Speaker Marine Stereo Package

This 6.5" Rockford Fosgate M2, 4 speaker marine stereo package delivers both volume and clarity. The 6.5" M2 speakers can handle up to 150 watts RMS and the PXNX tweeter uses a proprietary material that is bright enough to deliver superior sound quality, yet smooth enough that the speakers don't sound harsh at loud volumes.

• Rockford Fosgate M2 6.5" speakers deliver the best of both worlds with both volume and sound quality
• PXNX tweeters are bright enough to cut through wind, water, and engine noise, but they do not sound harsh at higher volume
• M2 6.5" speakers can handle up to 150 watts RMS which is higher than most 6.5" marine speakers
• The more power you can send to the speakers, the louder they play and the better they sound
• In addition to higher power handling, the M2 speakers are also more efficient than most 6.5" marine speakers
• The speakers include both the 6-spoke, sport grilles and the stainless steel mesh grilles
• Rockford Fosgate PM600X4 amplifier will outperform the 75W x 4 rated power and can play all day long, at loud volumes, on the hottest days of the year
• If space is an issue, the M5-800X4 is super compact and delivers over 100W x 4 at 4 ohms and is IPX6 rated (splashproof)
• One 4 AWG 100% OFC copper, marine amp wiring kit is included

• Our #1 choice is the PMX600X4. Yes, it is a "600 Watt Amp" and the M5-800X4 is an "800 Watt Amp" but there's more to it. The PM600X4 is rated at 75W per channel RMS, but the actual output will be closer to 125W RMS because Rockford under-rates their amplifiers and they include a "Birth Certificate" in the box to show you the real world, actual output. The large heat sinks on the PM600X4 ensure that the amplifier can play all day long, on the hottest days of the year, no matter how long you play your stereo system, or how loud you play it. The actual output between the PM600X4 and the M5-800X4 is not going to be noticeable in an open-air, outdoor environment and we like the larger amplifier with big heat sinks.
• If space is an issue go with the M2-800X4. These amps are super small and they deliver tons of power. The M5-800X4 is rated at 100W per channel at 4 ohms and will also outperform its rating. But, because this amp is so compact, it tends to get warm if you are going to rail on it all day long in the summer.