Larger boats that have a salon or cuddy cabin should use a hard-wired remote. Many gauges and other instruments don't have gaskets and often leak. Chassis covers can prevent this. Most marine stereos take quite a beating compared to car stereos and are fortified to handle pounding on rough water and vibration from the engine with special housings. Stereo Installation Marine stereos are installed just like car stereos.
Shaft is a stereo style with two knobs that generally are a part of the application.
DIN style stereos usually are without any shafts and are generally mounted from the front into a mounting sleeve. Many stereos are can be installed in a variety of ways, either flush mount, overhead mount, or upright mount. Special gimbal style housings are also available to help you mount your stereo in a protected place away from spray or rain. These housings make installation easier as well. All Rights Reserved.