Wet Sounds P60's & Installation Ideas

[mr7]

Would 2 Wet Sounds P60's with a Syn 4 amp be enough to hear while wakeboarding? It doesn't need to be ridiculously loud, just want something loud enough.

As far as installation goes, I have 6 speakers installed in the boat already from the factory (Its an '06). I belive they are made by Memphis Car Audio. Is there already an amp in the boat for those speakers? If not, would hooking them up to an amp make them sound louder or better?

Also, I want to be able to independently control the volume of the in-boat speakers and tower speakers? Is there a small little in-line device that can do that? What are my options, without getting too carried away?

[rammer998]

Would 2 Wet Sounds P60's with a Syn 4 amp be enough to hear while wakeboarding? It doesn't need to be ridiculously loud, just want something loud enough.

As far as installation goes, I have 6 speakers installed in the boat already from the factory (Its an '06). I belive they are made by Memphis Car Audio. Is there already an amp in the boat for those speakers? If not, would hooking them up to an amp make them sound louder or better?

Also, I want to be able to independently control the volume of the in-boat speakers and tower speakers? Is there a small little in-line device that can do that? What are my options, without getting too carried away?

I havent had any experience with wetsounds but from what i've read, they are awesome. A pair should be very adequate. Not sure what size of amp would be good to run them. I had 2 amps in my boat. 1 for the speakers and 1 for the tower. You will probably want to add another amp for the boat speakers. A ws-420 (made by wetsounds) will help you control the volume of the in-boat speakers and tower speakers independently. Most importantly, add another battery to the boat