I really like the M1000/1 upgrade for the premium system with 2 subwoofers or the M600/1 for the advanced system with one subwoofer. The Klipsch subwoofers can handle more power than the 200-350 watts provided by the factory. The next most common upgrade is to the subwoofer. Taking this a step further might mean repowering 4 tower speakers or changing out the tower speakers for Wetsounds Rev 10's or JL M6-880's. Combine this with my Type 1 DSP to RCA adapter and tower output harness to have a plug and play upgrade to get a lot more sound output from the tower speakers. It will output 200 watts x 2 4 ohms, doubling the power to the tower speakers. Several people have added a JL M400/4 to repower the Klipsch tower speakers. The most common upgrade is to the tower zone. This is where things can get really interesting.
I now have the adapters available, send me a PM if you are interested or visit my website, to order. It can either be used through a line output converter or directly into certain amps if they can handle that range (Most JL amps, some wetsounds amps, etc.) The increased output of bridging 2 channels will then be available on the +/+ speaker outputs. The 4 channel and 8 channel amps CAN be bridged but it requires reconfiguring the input pins in the miniDin connector. Note for people adding non-Klispch speakers with the 4 channel amp: It appears the Klipsch 4 CH amplifier is at least 4 ohms/channel stable, likely 2 ohms/channel stable. Not required if boat was ordered with one pair of tower speakers) Modifying the Klipsch stereo with Klipsch approved parts:Īdding 2 Tower speakers to the premium system (powered from the 8 channel amp):Īdditional pins to output from the factory TE AMP harnessĪdding 2 or 4 Tower speakers to the advanced or premium system:įactory equipment required to add 4 tower speakers:ĥ08006 Harness-AMP Battery 60 AMP 2ft '18 (factory battery cable from terminal strip to amp)ĥ08510 Tower Harness (harnesses connect amplifier to speaker wires at tower base. Section A and B below have some upgrade paths suggested. The general consensus is the Klipsch speakers are actually pretty good, however they are underpowered as they come from the factory. Below it is broken down between Klipsch upgrades and non-Klipsch upgrades. I will try to keep this post updated with my latest findings to make it easier for people to modify their stock Klipsch stereo.
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