Sea Doo's new portable audio system for the Spark

[Green Hulk]

Having your music on the water simply makes your
Sea-Doo Life experience better. Weather it’s Bob
Marley, DJ Khaled, Blake Shelton, or Luis Fonsi
having you tunes always Sparks some more fun.


Sea-Doo now offers an all-new portable, 50-watt
audio system with Bluetooth† connectivity, which is compatible with all SPARK models
regardless of year – that’s well over 100000 SPARK owners that can now get their
groove on in the channel. The system is fully-submersible and removable, and can be
used on and off the watercraft. Speakers are front-mounted and positioned toward
driver for maximum sound clarity, and there is a convenient control pad on the speaker
for volume and song adjustment. It’s powered with a rechargeable lithium battery that
offers up to 24 hours of playback at 50% volume. A Support Base with quick attach
system is required for installation. It also works really well in a swimming pool, garage,
or tailgate.

Of course, this portable audio system is available in the GreenHulk Store!

	Sea-Doo SPARK Audio Kit Your music, anywhere! Listen to your music in, on, or off the water with Sea Doo's portable, removable, and fully submersible audio system. Features...	295100797	$649.95
	SeaDoo SPARK Audio Mounting kit Required to install the BRP Audio-Portable System	295100856	$39.99

[Mr. GP1800]

Do you have a link to this sound system?

Will you be offering the yamaha options as well?

[Green Hulk]

Do you have a link to this sound system?

Will you be offering the yamaha options as well?

Yes, the GreenHulk store carry's all of the Sea Doo and Yamaha OEM parts and accessories. I just put the links for the SPARK Audio System above.

All genuine Sea Doo SPARK Accessories can be found on clicking on THIS page of the forums online store

[RXP-SWE]

Obviously each to his own, but this might be the most stupid thing I've ever seen for the Spark, the chill shade is a close second

[demon8991]

Obviously each to his own, but this might be the most stupid thing I've ever seen for the Spark, the chill shade is a close second

Completely agree.

If you really want sound just buy a UE Boom for a fraction of the price and get creative with mounting it.

[TLB4]

Personally speaking (as someone who has music every time I'm on the lake or river) these speakers are a really good option if you want music on your spark, but don't want to cut holes into your hull. If you buy a little speaker like a UE Boom, or Marley Sport, or JBL, you're going to be unhappy by how quiet it is, and how the sound quality is(no bass). Trust me, I've tried it. And remember, you're on a lake, it's noisy and the sound fades off quickly. I ended up cutting holes into my hull for 4 speakers. Which was nice, but it's a permanent install, not portable, needed a second battery, and if a wire falls off a speaker, or a connection comes loose (happened twice), you're removing the entire top half to fix it. Not ideal. But it only cost me $300 all said and done.

Yes this new setup is super expensive, over $1000 CAD by the time you include the base, and then taxes, duty and shipping, (For me at least). But these speakers are worth it if you want a good Bluetooth, waterproof, portable, non permanent system. The sound is loud, but good quality, the Bluetooth range is really good, it's pretty durable, and it easily clips on and off.

And seadooing out to a beach, enjoying a few juice boxes, with tunes on with the boys after a day of work, is pretty much the best way to spend summer in my opinion.

[danthaman68]

Personally speaking (as someone who has music every time I'm on the lake or river) these speakers are a really good option if you want music on your spark, but don't want to cut holes into your hull. If you buy a little speaker like a UE Boom, or Marley Sport, or JBL, you're going to be unhappy by how quiet it is, and how the sound quality is(no bass). Trust me, I've tried it. And remember, you're on a lake, it's noisy and the sound fades off quickly. I ended up cutting holes into my hull for 4 speakers. Which was nice, but it's a permanent install, not portable, needed a second battery, and if a wire falls off a speaker, or a connection comes loose (happened twice), you're removing the entire top half to fix it. Not ideal. But it only cost me $300 all said and done.

Yes this new setup is super expensive, over $1000 CAD by the time you include the base, and then taxes, duty and shipping, (For me at least). But these speakers are worth it if you want a good Bluetooth, waterproof, portable, non permanent system. The sound is loud, but good quality, the Bluetooth range is really good, it's pretty durable, and it easily clips on and off.

And seadooing out to a beach, enjoying a few juice boxes, with tunes on with the boys after a day of work, is pretty much the best way to spend summer in my opinion.

I think its a cool idea, and I heard it in person yesterday and it sounds good and the build quality made me to think its a nice unit (the speaker itself)... $650 is too much to ask for something like this, even more so on an entry level PWC. That's nearly 13% the MSRP of the base model spark... 3-$400 would be easier for me to justify... There is no other branding on it so its hard to say who they contracted to make it, if anyone at all (I assume they did). Despite that... if it is a premium audio brand making these I still think $650 is a crazy amount to spend on tunes.

I personally also think they really messed up by not making the speaker itself a dry box to store your phone in... You still need a waterproof case for the speaker to work... and lets be honest... the glove box 'aint fitting any of the modern smartphones.