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JVC KD-X38MBS Single-DIN Marine MotorSports Bluetooth USB/AUX LED Illumination AM/FM Radio Stereo SiriusXM Ready Receiver Bundle Combo Two Pairs (QTY 4) Of 6.5" 100W Max Power 2-Way Black Speakers

JVC Marine Bluetooth AM/FM Stereo Receiver, 4x 6.5″ 100W 2-Way Black Speakers

JVC KD-X38MBS Single DIN Marine MotorSports Bluetooth USB AUX LED Illumination AM/FM Radio Stereo SiriusXM Ready Receiver


JVC KD-X38MBS marine digital media receiver is outdoor-ready, thanks to a conformal-coated circuit board that resists moisture damage. It’s white-background display cuts through glare and makes this receiver ideal for out door and open-top vehicles. Also features built-in Bluetooth, an option for satellite radio, and plenty of connections for your digital devices, you’ll have lots of music options on the road, trail, or water.

General Features:

  • AUX/USB Inputs
  • MOSFET (22 watts RMS/50 peak x 4 channels)
  • Backlit Display
  • Conformal Coated PCB
  • 13-Band EQ
  • 2-Zone Variable-Color Illumination
  • JVC Remote App Compatibility
  • 4.0V High-Voltage 3 Pre-Outs
  • Space Enhancement
  • Sound Response
  • Sound Lift
  • Audio Streaming Control
  • iPhone Bluetooth Automatic Pairing
  • 2-Line VA LCD Display
  • High Current 1.5A Charging
  • Satellite Radio Ready
  • Wired Remote Control (Optional)
  • Steering Wheel Remote Control Ready
  • AM/FM Tuner
  • 18FM, 6AM Preset Stations
  • MP3/WMA/WAV/AAC/FLAC Playback
  • Bluetooth Built-In

UPC Code 046838002410

Pair JVC OEM Replacement 6.5″ 100 Watt Max Power Marine 2-Way Black Speakers (Bulk Packaging) (x2)


These JVC 6.5″ speakers are perfect for ATV, UTV, Wave Runners, Motorcycle, and Golf Carts. They are suited and designed for any outdoor application! The waterproof polypropylene cone and durable rubber surrounds will stand up to the open-environment through prolonged use. With an attached, rugged UV-resistant grille you can be sure that the speakers will be well protected.

General Features:

  • 6-1/2 inch 2-Way Marine/Motorsports Speakers
  • Multi-Purpose Rugged Design
  • Injected Polypropylene Waterproof Woofer Cone
  • Durable Rubber Surround
  • 1/2“ Grille Mounted Balanced PEI Dome Tweeter
  • Rugged UV Resistant ABS Integrated Grille*
  • ABS Composite Speaker Basket
  • EVA Foam Mounting Gasket
  • Stainless Steel Mounting Hardware
  • Peak Power: 100W
  • RMS Power: 30W
  • Sensitivity: 87dB/W @ 1m
  • Frequency Response: 60Hz – 20,000Hz
  • Nominal Impedance: 4 Ohms
  • Hole Cutout Diameter: 5 Inches
  • Mounting Depth: 2-5/16 Inches
  • Integrated Grilles are Not Removable

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JVC KD-X38MBS marine digital media receiver is outdoor-ready, thanks to a conformal-coated circuit board that resists moisture damage. It’s white-background display cuts through glare and makes this receiver ideal for out door and open-top vehicles. Also features built-in Bluetooth, an option for satellite radio, and plenty of connections for your digital devices, you’ll have lots of music options on the road, trail, or water.<br />
<p><strong>General Features:</strong></p>
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<li>AUX/USB Inputs</li>
<li>MOSFET (22 watts RMS/50 peak x 4 channels)</li>
<li>Backlit Display</li>
<li>Conformal Coated PCB</li>
<li>13-Band EQ</li>
<li>2-Zone Variable-Color Illumination</li>
<li>JVC Remote App Compatibility</li>
<li>4.0V High-Voltage 3 Pre-Outs</li>
<li>Space Enhancement</li>
<li>Sound Response</li>
<li>Sound Lift</li>
<li>Audio Streaming Control</li>
<li>iPhone Bluetooth Automatic Pairing</li>
<li>2-Line VA LCD Display</li>
<li>High Current 1.5A Charging</li>
<li>Satellite Radio Ready</li>
<li>Wired Remote Control (Optional)</li>
<li>Steering Wheel Remote Control Ready</li>
<li>AM/FM Tuner</li>
<li>18FM, 6AM Preset Stations</li>
<li>MP3/WMA/WAV/AAC/FLAC Playback</li>
<li>Bluetooth Built-In</li>
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UPC Code 046838002410</div>
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<div style="text-align: center;"><span style="font-size: 16px;"><strong>Pair JVC OEM Replacement 6.5" 100 Watt Max Power Marine 2-Way Black Speakers (Bulk Packaging) (x2)</strong></span></div>
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These JVC 6.5" speakers are perfect for ATV, UTV, Wave Runners, Motorcycle, and Golf Carts. They are suited and designed for any outdoor application! The waterproof polypropylene cone and durable rubber surrounds will stand up to the open-environment through prolonged use. With an attached, rugged UV-resistant grille you can be sure that the speakers will be well protected.<br />
<p><strong>General Features:</strong></p>
<ul>
<li>6-1/2 inch 2-Way Marine/Motorsports Speakers</li>
<li>Multi-Purpose Rugged Design</li>
<li>Injected Polypropylene Waterproof Woofer Cone</li>
<li>Durable Rubber Surround</li>
<li>1/2&ldquo; Grille Mounted Balanced PEI Dome Tweeter</li>
<li>Rugged UV Resistant ABS Integrated Grille*</li>
<li>ABS Composite Speaker Basket</li>
<li>EVA Foam Mounting Gasket</li>
<li>Stainless Steel Mounting Hardware</li>
<li>Peak Power: 100W</li>
<li>RMS Power: 30W</li>
<li>Sensitivity: 87dB/W @ 1m</li>
<li>Frequency Response: 60Hz – 20,000Hz</li>
<li>Nominal Impedance: 4 Ohms</li>
<li>Hole Cutout Diameter: 5 Inches</li>
<li>Mounting Depth: 2-5/16 Inches</li>
<li>Integrated Grilles are Not Removable</li>
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Pyle Single DIN Marine Boat MP3 USB Radio Media Receiver with 4x 3.5" Box Speakers and Splash Cover

Pyle PLRMR23BTW Marine Boat AMFM MP3 AUX Radio 4 3.5″ Box Speakers/Splash Cover

Pyle PLRMR23BTW Single DIN Bluetooth Marine MP3/USB/SD/AM/FM Stereo Receiver


The Pyle Digital Marine Stereo Receiver features versatile media playback capability. The single DIN universal standard comes loaded with features like AM/FM radio, USB flash drive reader, SD memory card reader and Aux (3.5mm) input connector jack. You’ll have the ability to connect and stream audio from all of today’s latest devices like Smartphones, Tablets and MP3 Players. Digital audio file support allows you to stream your favorite playlists — while ID3 tag song readout info displays the song artist and song title on the LCD display screen. Control it all with the front panel buttons or use the included remote control. Add convenient and versatile audio playback ability with the Pyle Marine Radio Headunit Receiver System.

General Features:

  • In-Dash Console Marine Stereo System
  • Stereo Radio Receiver with AM/FM Radio
  • Bluetooth Wireless Music Streaming
  • Built-in Microphone for Hands-Free Talking
  • USB Flash Drive & Micro SD Memory Card Readers
  • Aux (3.5mm) Input Connector Jack
  • Ability to Connect Additional External Devices
  • (Smartphones, MP3 Players, Tablets)
  • Rear RCA (L/R) Output Connector Jacks
  • Illuminated Button Controls
  • LCD Digital Display Panel
  • ID3 Tag Song Readout Information: Name, Title & Artist
  • Repeat/Random Music Functions
  • Bass, Treble, Balance, Fader Adjustment
  • EQ Audio Configuration
  • Used for Automobile, Off-Road, Boat & Marine Watercraft

Bluetooth Receiver Connectivity:

  • Built-in Bluetooth Wireless Music Streaming Receiver
  • Integrated Front Panel Microphone for Hands-Free Calling
  • Compatible with All of Your Favorite Bluetooth Devices
  • (iPhone, Androids, Smartphones, iPad, Tablets, etc.)
  • Bluetooth Version: 2.0
  • Bluetooth Network Name: ‘Pyle’
  • Wireless Range: 25’+ ft.
  • Remote Control

Receiver Technical Specs:

  • Single DIN Universal Standard Size
  • Receiver MAX. Power: 300 Watt (75W x 4)
  • Bluetooth Support: A2DP, AVRCP, HSP, HFP
  • MPX/PLL Tuning Radio System
  • S/N Ratio: >60dB
  • Tone Controls: +/-10dB
  • Stereo Separation: >45dB
  • Receiver Current Drain: 15 Amp
  • Digital Audio File Support: MP3, WMA
  • Maximum USB/Micro SD Support Size: 32GB
  • Frequency Response: 20-20kHz
  • Power: DC 12V
  • Receiver Chassis Dimensions: 178(W) x 108(D) x 50(H) mm

UPC Code 068888772310

Pyle PLMRCW1 Water Resistant Radio Shield (White)


This smoke-colored water resistant radio shield with white base color protects your head unit from the elements. Smoke colored housing window decreases UV exposure to your stereo to prevent damage like cracking. The spring loaded flip-up door is easy to access. Support shelf in rear of housing holds the radio. Mounting gasket included.

General Features:

  • Protects Your Stereo From The Elements
  • Smoke Colored Housing Window
  • Spring Loaded Flip-Up Door
  • Support Shelf In Rear Of Housing For Radio
  • UV Resistant Plastic
  • White Base Color
  • Mounting Gasket Included

UPC Code 068888881982

Pyle PLMR24 3.5” 200 Watt 3-Way Weather Proof Mini Box Speaker (White, Pair) (x2)


This 200-watt, three-way Pyle Hydra marine speaker has been specially designed for harsh outdoor environments. Works great on your boat, deck, by your pool, or simply mounted outdoors, because it’s completely waterproof. And it sounds great, too, thanks to a 24 oz magnet structure powering a 3.5′ aluminum injection cone woofer, 1.75′ wide dispersion cone for rich mids, and a 1′ super dome tweeter for sweet highs. The built-in capacitor crossover network performs high-quality frequency separation to minimize distortion and maximize the clarity of your sound. To protect against the elements, this speaker is equipped with a removable rustproof mesh grill on a sturdy heavy-duty ASB construction. The bass reflex vent multiplies the bass for a booming low end. Hook up your speakers using the quick-connect speaker terminals – installation could not be easier. Includes a complete mounting kit and wires.

General Features:

  • 3.5” 200 Watt 3-Way Mini Box Speaker System (White)
  • Excellent for Use On Boats/Marine/Decks/Poolside/Outdoors
  • Completely Water Proof
  • 3.5″ Aluminum Injection Cone Woofer
  • 24 Oz. Magnet Structure
  • 1.75″ Wide Dispersion Cone Midrange
  • 1″ Super Dome Tweeter
  • Capacitor Crossover Network
  • Bass Reflex Vent for Added Bass Response
  • Heavy Duty ASB Construction
  • Quick Connect / Disconnet Speaker Terminals
  • Removable Rustproof of Mesh Grills
  • Power: 100 Watts RMS / 200 Watts Peak
  • Frequency Response: 70-21 Khz
  • Impedance: 4 Ohms
  • Complete Mounting Kit Wires
  • Dimensions: 5.25″W x 3.75″H x 3.75″D

UPC Code 068888891806

1 Year Manufacturer Warranty

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<div style="text-align: center;"><span style="font-size: 16px;"><strong>Pyle PLRMR23BTW Single DIN Bluetooth Marine MP3/USB/SD/AM/FM Stereo Receiver</strong></span></div>
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<p>The Pyle Digital Marine Stereo Receiver features versatile media playback capability. The single DIN universal standard comes loaded with features like AM/FM radio, USB flash drive reader, SD memory card reader and Aux (3.5mm) input connector jack. You’ll have the ability to connect and stream audio from all of today&rsquo;s latest devices like Smartphones, Tablets and MP3 Players. Digital audio file support allows you to stream your favorite playlists — while ID3 tag song readout info displays the song artist and song title on the LCD display screen. Control it all with the front panel buttons or use the included remote control. Add convenient and versatile audio playback ability with the Pyle Marine Radio Headunit Receiver System.</p><br />
<p><strong>General Features:</strong></p>
<ul>
<li>In-Dash Console Marine Stereo System</li>
<li>Stereo Radio Receiver with AM/FM Radio</li>
<li>Bluetooth Wireless Music Streaming</li>
<li>Built-in Microphone for Hands-Free Talking</li>
<li>USB Flash Drive &amp; Micro SD Memory Card Readers</li>
<li>Aux (3.5mm) Input Connector Jack</li>
<li>Ability to Connect Additional External Devices</li>
<li>(Smartphones, MP3 Players, Tablets)</li>
<li>Rear RCA (L/R) Output Connector Jacks</li>
<li>Illuminated Button Controls</li>
<li>LCD Digital Display Panel</li>
<li>ID3 Tag Song Readout Information: Name, Title &amp; Artist</li>
<li>Repeat/Random Music Functions</li>
<li>Bass, Treble, Balance, Fader Adjustment</li>
<li>EQ Audio Configuration</li>
<li>Used for Automobile, Off-Road, Boat &amp; Marine Watercraft</li>
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<p><br /><strong>Bluetooth Receiver Connectivity:</strong></p>
<ul>
<li>Built-in Bluetooth Wireless Music Streaming Receiver</li>
<li>Integrated Front Panel Microphone for Hands-Free Calling</li>
<li>Compatible with All of Your Favorite Bluetooth Devices</li>
<li>(iPhone, Androids, Smartphones, iPad, Tablets, etc.)</li>
<li>Bluetooth Version: 2.0</li>
<li>Bluetooth Network Name: &lsquo;Pyle&rsquo;</li>
<li>Wireless Range: 25&rsquo;+ ft.</li>
<li>Remote Control</li>
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<p><br /><strong>Receiver Technical Specs:</strong></p>
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<li>Single DIN Universal Standard Size</li>
<li>Receiver MAX. Power: 300 Watt (75W x 4)</li>
<li>Bluetooth Support: A2DP, AVRCP, HSP, HFP</li>
<li>MPX/PLL Tuning Radio System</li>
<li>S/N Ratio: &gt;60dB</li>
<li>Tone Controls: +/-10dB</li>
<li>Stereo Separation: &gt;45dB</li>
<li>Receiver Current Drain: 15 Amp</li>
<li>Digital Audio File Support: MP3, WMA</li>
<li>Maximum USB/Micro SD Support Size: 32GB</li>
<li>Frequency Response: 20-20kHz</li>
<li>Power: DC 12V</li>
<li>Receiver Chassis Dimensions: 178(W) x 108(D) x 50(H) mm</li>
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UPC Code 068888772310</div>
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This smoke-colored water resistant radio shield with white base color protects your head unit from the elements. Smoke colored housing window decreases UV exposure to your stereo to prevent damage like cracking. The spring loaded flip-up door is easy to access. Support shelf in rear of housing holds the radio. Mounting gasket included.<br />
<p><strong>General Features:</strong></p>
<ul>
<li>Protects Your Stereo From The Elements</li>
<li>Smoke Colored Housing Window</li>
<li>Spring Loaded Flip-Up Door</li>
<li>Support Shelf In Rear Of Housing For Radio</li>
<li>UV Resistant Plastic</li>
<li>White Base Color</li>
<li>Mounting Gasket Included</li>
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UPC Code 068888881982</div>
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This 200-watt, three-way Pyle Hydra marine speaker has been specially designed for harsh outdoor environments. Works great on your boat, deck, by your pool, or simply mounted outdoors, because it’s completely waterproof. And it sounds great, too, thanks to a 24 oz magnet structure powering a 3.5′ aluminum injection cone woofer, 1.75′ wide dispersion cone for rich mids, and a 1′ super dome tweeter for sweet highs. The built-in capacitor crossover network performs high-quality frequency separation to minimize distortion and maximize the clarity of your sound. To protect against the elements, this speaker is equipped with a removable rustproof mesh grill on a sturdy heavy-duty ASB construction. The bass reflex vent multiplies the bass for a booming low end. Hook up your speakers using the quick-connect speaker terminals – installation could not be easier. Includes a complete mounting kit and wires.<br />
<p><strong>General Features:</strong></p>
<ul>
<li>3.5” 200 Watt 3-Way Mini Box Speaker System (White)</li>
<li>Excellent for Use On Boats/Marine/Decks/Poolside/Outdoors</li>
<li>Completely Water Proof</li>
<li>3.5" Aluminum Injection Cone Woofer</li>
<li>24 Oz. Magnet Structure</li>
<li>1.75" Wide Dispersion Cone Midrange</li>
<li>1" Super Dome Tweeter</li>
<li>Capacitor Crossover Network</li>
<li>Bass Reflex Vent for Added Bass Response</li>
<li>Heavy Duty ASB Construction</li>
<li>Quick Connect / Disconnet Speaker Terminals</li>
<li>Removable Rustproof of Mesh Grills</li>
<li>Power: 100 Watts RMS / 200 Watts Peak</li>
<li>Frequency Response: 70-21 Khz</li>
<li>Impedance: 4 Ohms</li>
<li>Complete Mounting Kit Wires</li>
<li>Dimensions: 5.25"W x 3.75"H x 3.75"D</li>
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UPC Code 068888891806</div>
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JVC KD-T92MBS Single DIN Marine MotorSports Bluetooth USB AUX Stereo SiriusXM CD Player Receiver

JVC KD-T92MBS Single DIN Marine MotorSports Bluetooth USB AUX Stereo SiriusXM CD Player Receiver

This JVC marine and motorsports receiver comes packed with all of the media options you need to take your vehicle’s infotainment system to the next level. This receiver features CD playback and a classic AM/FM tuner so you can choose between listening to your own tunes and the radiowaves with ease. Bluetooth connectivity lets you conveniently connect your preferred handheld device to the receiver while the USB port allows for high current charging to keep your device powered all through your ride!

General Features:

  • CD Receiver featuring Bluetooth
  • AUX/USB Inputs
  • Backlit Display
  • Conformal Coated PCB
  • 13-Band EQ
  • 2-Zone Variable-Color Illumination
  • JVC Remote App Compatibility
  • 4.0V High-Voltage 3 Pre-Outs
  • Space Enhancement
  • Sound Response
  • Sound Lift
  • Audio Streaming & Control
  • iPhone Bluetooth Automatic Pairing
  • 2-Line VA LCD Display
  • High Current 1.5A Charging
  • Satellite Radio Ready
  • Wired Remote Control (Optional)
  • Steering Wheel Remote Control Ready
  • AM/FM Tuner
  • 18FM, 6AM Preset Stations
  • MP3/WMA/WAV/AAC/FLAC Playback

046838002380

1 Year Manufacturer Warranty

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Pair EKMR408W Enrock 30 Watt Max Power 4" Box Marine Water-Resistant Indoor/Outdoor Speaker System (White)

Pair EKMR408W Enrock 30 Watt Max Power 4″ Box Marine Water-Resistant Indoor/Outdoor Speaker System (White)

This Enrock Audio 3-Way Universal Indoor/Outdoor Speakers. Make your
Home / Boat Power sport Vehicle more pleasant and enjoyable with
top-drawer speakers that will change you and your family world of
sound.
The audio speakers are made extremely durable to provide years of reliable and hassle-free service.
Fully
Marinized Weather Proof. We integrate high-tech, state-of-the-art
waterproofing materials plus special UV coatings for plastic surfaces.
Coated circuit boards and connections to protect the product against the harsh outdoor elements and resist corrosion.

  • 4 inch three-way indoor/outdoor box speaker
  • Woofer: 4 inches
  • Tweeter: .79 inches
  • Peak power: 30 Watts per Speaker
  • RMS power: 15 Watts per Speaker
  • Nominal impedance: 8 Ohm
  • Frequency response: 100Hz – 20kHz
  • Sensitivity: 85 dB 2.83v @ 1 Meter
  • Dimensions: 8.18 H x 4.72 W x 5.43 L
  • Weight: 2.8 pounds

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Pyle 600W Bluetooth Boom Box Wireless & Portable Stereo Speaker with Built-in LED Lights, FM Radio & Included Karaoke Microphone

Pyle 600W Bluetooth Boom Box Wireless & Portable Stereo Speaker with Built-in LED Lights, FM Radio & Included Karaoke Microphone

Features:

  • High-Powered Speaker System
  • Wireless & Portable BoomBox Stereo
  • Bluetooth Wireless Music Streaming Ability
  • Includes Wired Microphone for Karaoke Fun
  • Built-in LED Lights for Stunning Visuals
  • FM Radio with Digital LCD Display
  • Built-in Rechargeable Battery
  • Aux (3.5mm) Input
  • MP3 Digital Audio File Support
  • Connect & Stream Audio from External Devices
  • USB Flash Drive Memory Reader
  • (2) 1/4’’ Input Jacks (for Microphone, Guitar, Instrument)
  • 2.1 Channel Digital Amplifier Design
  • Full Range Stereo Sound Reproduction
  • Ported Enclosure for Extended Bass Response
  • Integrated Extending Carry Handle & Rolling Wheels
  • Perfect for the Backyard or Park Visits – Instant Party Anytime, Anywhere!

    Bluetooth Connectivity:

  • Built-in Bluetooth for Wireless Music Streaming
  • Simple & Hassle-Free Pairing
  • Works with All of Today’s Latest Devices
  • (iPhone, Android, Smartphones, iPad, Tablets, etc.
  • Bluetooth Version: 4.0
  • Bluetooth Network Name: ‘PYLEUSA’
  • Wireless Range: Up to 32’+ ft.

    What’s in the Box:

  • Speaker System
  • Wired Microphone
  • Remote Control
  • Power Adapter
  • Carrying Strap
  • FM Antenna

    Technical Specs:

  • Rated Power: 600 Watts MAX
  • Sound System: 8.0” Subwoofers, x 3.0” Speakers
  • Selectable LED Light Modes: (9) Presets
  • Frequency Response 45-160KHz
  • Input Sensitivity: 200mV
  • Digital Media File Compatibility: MP3, WMA (USB 2.0)
  • Maximum USB Flash Drive Support: Up to 16GB
  • Housing Construction Material: Engineered PP
  • Built-in Rechargeable Battery: Li-ion 2600mAh, 11.1V
  • Battery Operated Remote Control: Requires (2) x ‘AAA’ (Not Included)
  • Power Supply: 110/240V (13.5V Power Adapter)
  • Dimensions (L x W x H): 24.8’’ x 10.2’’ x 13.6’’ -inches

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  • 1 Year Manufacturer Warranty

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    Pyle PP444 Ultra Compact Phono Turntable Preamp Converts Phono to Line Level

    PylePro PP444 Ultra Compact Phono Turntable Preamp

    This Pyle Pro preamp is perfect for bringing a turntable�s phono-level output to line-level output for your receiver or amplifier. The ultra low-noise audio operational amplifier offers outstanding sound performance. Includes a 12 V DC adaptor for operation. Also outputs over stereo �� jack.

  • Converts Your Phono Signal to a Line Level Signal
  • State-of-the-art Phono Preamp To Accommodate Magnetic Pickups
  • Ultra Low-Noise Audio Operational Amplifiers Offer Outstanding Sound Performance
  • Dedicated RCA and 1/4′ Output Connectors
  • DC 12-Volt Adapter Included
  • Connects to Turntable
  • Input Sensitivity: 3mV at 50K Ohms (phono)
  • Output: 2V max (P-P) at 10K Ohms
  • Includes power adapter 12V DC
  • THD: 0.08% @ 1KHz and 3mV Input | S/N Ratio: 70dB | Frequency Response: 20Hz To 20KHz @ 2dB
  • Connects to Turntable Output to Bring Phono Level Up to Line Level – 12V DC 110V Adaptor Included
  • Dimensions: (W)3.54″x (H)2.13″ x (D)1.02″ – Weight: 0.88 Lbs
  • Input Sensitivity/Impedance/PHONO 3 mV / 50K Ohms – T.H.D: 0.08 for 1 KHz 3 MV Input – Output Level: 2V
  • Load Impedance: 10K Ohms – Reference Voltage: 1V d
  • S/N Ratio (A-WTD): 70 dB – Frequency Response: 20 Hz ~ 20 KHz �2dB
  • 1 Year MFG Warranty

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    Pair Pyle 6 1/2'' Dual Cone Waterproof Stereo Speaker System Kit

    Pyle PLMR67B 6 1/2” Dual Cone Waterproof Stereo Speaker System

    These 150-watt, 6.5″ two-way Hydra-series Pyle marine speakers are perfect for your boat or other marine application, providing great sound on land or at sea. The 2-way waterproof construction and black trim give these speakers a touch of elegance. The 1″ aluminum voice coil provides quality mid-range, while the dome tweeter fills in the high end. It all sits in a molded ABS basket that keeps your equipment safe and increases its longevity. Includes wires and mounting hardware. 4 ohm impedance.

    • 6.5″ Dual Cone Full Range Speakers
    • Completely Waterproof
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    AI safety requires more than just slowing our pace | Stuart Russell

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    ‘We cannot set a slower rate of progress for capabilities and then hope that provides enough time to get the safety right.’ Photograph: Bloomberg/Getty Images

    ‘We cannot set a slower rate of progress for capabilities and then hope that provides enough time to get the safety right.’ Photograph: Bloomberg/Getty Images

    AI safety requires more than just slowing our pace

    Safety requirements are non-negotiable. They depend on meeting concrete goals, not just adjusting a timeline

    It has been a week of high drama in AI, precipitated by the resignation of the AI safety researcher Jacob Coxon from Anthropic. This followed several weeks of increasingly lurid and disturbing revelations about the OpenAI/Hugging Face incident.

    My inbox yesterday included a message from Business Insider with the subject line: “AI doomsday debate reaches boiling point”.

    Now, the Anthropic CEO, Dario Amodei, has written a 3,800-word, reassuringly phrased letter titled “We Must Pace the Frontier,” describing his proposals for avoiding (or at least postponing) doomsday. Sam Altman of OpenAI, Elon Musk of xAI, Demis Hassabis of Google Deepmind, and Satya Nadella of Microsoft have all expressed support.

    You may be forgiven for not immediately understanding what “pace the frontier” means. (My first image was of Amodei walking deep in thought along the Finnish–Russian border.)

    The phrase also appeared in July’s “Pacing the Frontier” open letter, signed by 1,386 employees of frontier AI labs, including Amodei himself.

    While that letter may have upset the industry’s PR executives with its signatories noting “the complete absence of credible plans for controlling superintelligent AI systems” and asserting that “building things smarter than humans … is, objectively, an insane and suicidal thing to do”, Amodei’s monograph goes out of its way to mollify investors.

    The notion of pacing the frontier seems to come from Formula 1: when conditions become too dangerous for racing, a pace car comes onto the track and all the other cars have to follow it as a safe speed. Progress continues, without the danger.

    Amodei writes: “To be clear, pacing does not mean halting model training or technical progress.”

    Amodei’s letter is prompted by his concern that “AI has been advancing drastically faster, driven primarily by … recursive self-improvement.” It’s as if he and Sam find themselves driving their F1 cars at 200mph neck-and-neck heading into the first corner, only to realize it’s covered in ice and they have no steering wheel. No wonder they want to slow down.

    In brief, Amodei’s proposal has three parts. The first is to have third-party AI system evaluators working inside each company, with full access to the systems; he commits Anthropic to this plan now, without waiting for the government to require it.

    The second part of the plan asks all the frontier AI companies in “democratic countries” to “establish common safety standards as well as limits on the rate of unchecked AI progress”, with government regulation where needed. The third part would include “authoritarian countries” in a broader compact.

    Here, Amodei goes out of his way to reassure those in Washington who see America’s lead in AI as its most important geopolitical asset.

    On a casual reading, there are many reasons to believe that Amodei is calling for a general slowdown in the rate of progress. He talks about “limits on the rate of unchecked AI progress” and “some kind of ‘speed limit’ on the rate of recursive self- improvement (RSI)”. He says: “Progress will still seem fast, and we must make wise use of the time we gain.”

    Slowing down would give companies a bit more time to work on safety; Amodei talks about one to two years of extra time for research on interpretability, alignment, and better testing methods.

    Let me pause here to respond to Amodei’s critics who say it’s just a bid to cement Anthropic’s lead with the help of government intervention. This is nonsense. In fact, the Wikipedia page on pacing in F1 races says it “eliminates any time and distance advantage that a leading driver may have had over the remaining field of competitors”.

    Having said that, I think the pacing metaphor is completely misguided.

    We cannot set a slower rate of progress for capabilities and then hope that provides enough time to get the safety right. The safety requirements are non-negotiable. We must set the safety requirements first, and further progress occurs only when they are met.

    Imagine if Boeing said: “We’re going to introduce a new plane every year, and we hope that provides enough time for some flight tests to be completed and for the results to be good.”

    We would say: “No, you have that backwards; you can introduce a new plane only when it has passed all the tests and the government has issued an airworthiness certification. If that takes more than a year, so be it.”

    A more careful reading of the document suggests that Amodei agrees with this objection. For example, he says that rules should be of the form: “If models have capability X, then they need to be accompanied by certifications of alignment properties Y and Z.”

    In other words, we set safety requirements, and developers have to show that they meet those requirements. This is in fact the “red lines” approach that AI safety researchers have been calling for.

    And it means that if developers can’t figure out how to meet the safety requirements, then they will have to halt. It would be, in F1 terminology, a red flag and not a pacing car.

    There is no plausible alternative. Recursive self-improvement leading to superintelligent AI raises the risk of the irreversible loss of human control. The acceptable risk level for loss of control is perhaps one in 100m per year, not the one in 10 or one in five that the AI CEOs currently estimate.

    And remember “the complete absence of credible plans for controlling superintelligent AI systems”. At some point, progress along this technology path will halt, not because further progress is impossible, but because further progress is untenable when the technology is intrinsically unsafe. Humanity has a right to protect itself.

    There is huge resistance to this conclusion. We have already sunk trillions of dollars into the current technology path and plan to sink trillions more. But the sunk cost fallacy is just that: if we double down on a mistake, it’s still a mistake.

    The present level of attention to AI risk, the unanimity of the leading technology executives, and the forthcoming Trump–Xi summit give us a real opportunity to choose a different path. We must take it.

    • Stuart Russell is a distinguished professor of computer science at University of California, Berkeley, the president of the International Association for Safe and Ethical Artificial Intelligence and a Guardian US columnist


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    Why a decade of doomsday warnings failed to slow the AI race

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    ‘Been thinking a lot about whether it’s possible to stop humanity from developing AI,’ OpenAI CEO Sam Altman wrote to Elon Musk in 2015. Photograph: Michael Dwyer/AP

    ‘Been thinking a lot about whether it’s possible to stop humanity from developing AI,’ OpenAI CEO Sam Altman wrote to Elon Musk in 2015. Photograph: Michael Dwyer/AP

    Why a decade of doomsday warnings failed to slow the AI race

    From Stephen Hawking to Jacob Coxon’s viral Anthropic resignation, fears that AI could threaten humanity have shaken the industry without stopping its pursuit

    Before an Anthropic researcher resigned and declared human extinction imminent last week, tech leaders and scientists had sounded the alarm about a superintelligent AI ending humanity for over a decade.

    The development of artificial intelligence “could spell the end of the human race”, warned professor and astrophysicist Stephen Hawking in 2014 – a little less than a decade before the public got its hands on the generative AI features of the original version of ChatGPT.

    It’s a now-familiar warning, echoed across the AI and tech industry by countless employees and CEOs of the leading frontier labs across the US. However, at the time, generative AI was still in its infancy. To the public, the idea that the technology could perform many of the tasks it can today, much less become super intelligent and take over the world, felt largely hypothetical, if not entirely a thing of science fiction.

    Every few years, a schism occurs within AI. Teams of researchers and tech leaders issue somber warnings about the dangers of AI built irresponsibly. Rather than push for a pause on any development, a faction of researchers breaks away to create a new AI company.

    However, no moment has created as many reverberations across the industry as the now-viral resignation of Anthropic safety researcher, Jacob Coxon, who tweeted on 9 September that Anthropic and OpenAI were “racing straight to self-improving super intelligence and gambling with our lives”. His concerns were echoed by dozens of staffers from Anthropic, OpenAI and other competing firms.

    Days later, the CEOs of the leading US AI firms answered a call from Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei to slow down what he called a “reckless” approach to creating AI.

    “AI brings risks, and because it is such a powerful technology, these risks are serious,” Amodei wrote in a blog post. “I’ve written a lot about them too. They include the risk of losing control of AI systems, misuse of AI for cyber-attacks and bioterrorism, and serious economic disruption. A race to the bottom, spurred by commercial incentives, can make these risks more acute.”

    While there’s often scant detail and even less hard evidence provided for the ways AI could lead to the ultimate doomsday scenario, that specter has loomed large over the technology’s development.

    Hawking’s fear was that AI would become so advanced that it would redesign itself, and humans “who are limited by slow biological evolution” wouldn’t be able to compete “and would be superseded”, he said in an interview with the BBC.

    Google was the biggest household name in the field at the time, particularly after acquiring a two-year-old AI startup, DeepMind, for $650m in January 2014. But Google and other firms like it weren’t building AI responsibly enough, according to Elon Musk and Sam Altman. The threat that AI could be developed in a way that could be dangerous for humanity was so pervasive, they claimed, that they co-founded a nonprofit dedicated to building it safely, OpenAI, in 2015.

    OpenAI’s stated mission was to “advance digital intelligence in the way that is most likely to benefit humanity as a whole, unconstrained by a need to generate financial return”. But even before there were clear consumer use cases for more rudimentary versions of the technology, both Musk and Altman were already motivated by competition.

    “Been thinking a lot about whether it’s possible to stop humanity from developing AI. I think the answer is almost definitely not,” Altman wrote in 2015 in an email to Musk, which was released as part of Musk’s 2024 lawsuit against OpenAI. “If it’s going to happen anyway, it seems like it would be good for someone other than Google to do it first.”

    In the intervening years, priorities within OpenAI shifted away from safety, some employees claimed. In 2021, several employees focused on AI ethics and alignment at OpenAI left the firm. They argued the company had started to prioritize rapid commercial development over safety.

    Those employees created another company: Anthropic.

    Founded by siblings Dario and Daniela Amodei, Anthropic pitches itself as an “AI safety and research company” with a familiar mission: Developing and deploying AI models “in a way that benefits people”.

    Coxon worked at both OpenAI and Anthropic.

    The underlying premise of each of these firms is that AI is “only safe in their hands” and that if they don’t build it, someone else will, said Sarah Myers West, co-executive director of the AI Now Institute, which studies the impacts of AI. That paranoia is fueling a race to the bottom, she argued.

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    Both Anthropic and OpenAI face enormous pressure from investors to turn a profit soon. The former has raised over $130bn, while the latter’s funding has reached over $190bn, and both companies have filed for an initial public offering on the US stock market. Altman only recently said the company plans to push back its IPO to at least 2027 due to safety concerns.

    “They are investing literally billions of dollars in building AI at a larger and larger scale, and the first thing that gets cut is meaningful investment in baseline security protocols,” Myers West said.

    Around the same time that the fractures among OpenAI’s safety teams began to form, Google’s AI arm faced its own internal reckoning. In 2020, Dr Timnit Gebru was ousted from her role as co-lead of Google’s ethical AI team after publishing a paper that explored the biases and potential real-time harms of AI systems. Gebru, who founded the independent research firm the Distributed AI Research Institute, still argues that the so-called doomer scenarios are a distraction from the real-time harms that AI is causing today.

    Three years later, Geoffrey Hinton, a Nobel laureate often referred to as the godfather of AI, also left Google over his own fears of the risks that AI could be used by bad actors and one day harm humanity.

    Now, about five years since its founding, Anthropic is facing the same employee and industry concerns that it was born out of. In July, over 1,000 leading staff and leaders from Anthropic as well as Google, Meta and OpenAI signed a petition calling for the US government to create incentives for slowing the pace of AI development.

    The petition came after OpenAI disclosed that hundreds of its AI agents worked together without the company’s knowledge to breach the security of AI firm Hugging Face. Anthropic, too, disclosed that its agents also compromised the security of external firms.

    It wasn’t the first time a petition like this made the rounds. In 2023, after OpenAI released a new version of its chatbot, the Future of Life Institute published an open letter signed by figures like Musk and former Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak that called on AI firms to agree to a six-month moratorium on the development of the most advanced AI models. The Future of Life Institute is a nonprofit that is largely funded through a cryptocurrency donation from Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin.

    Two weeks after the 2026 Hugging Face breach, OpenAI announced it was pausing development of some aspects of AI training. That didn’t stop the company from ultimately releasing its latest AI model called Astra – albeit with more limited cybersecurity capabilities, the company said. Anthropic, too, said it had temporarily paused development of some aspects of its AI training.

    Coxon resigned shortly afterward.


    Source: Technology