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Marine Audio Seattle
Marine Audio System Installation Seattle & Puget Sound
Fusion, JL Audio and Wet Sounds zone systems tied into helm control and amplified the right way, wired to survive the marine environment.
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System Design
Marine
Grade Components
Tuned
DSP & Amplification
Mobile
Dockside Service
Years Experience
Vessels Outfitted
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Brandon Nixon
Google · 2 years ago
Google review
Shane at Divine replaced the Fusion stereo and speakers on my boat. He did an incredible job guiding me to the right solution and then doing the install. He was mobile so the experience was quite convenient and the workmanship was of the highest quality. In addition, he gave me recommendations to other service providers to do repairs on my boat. My experience was terrific and I highly recommend Shane and Divine.
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Pablo Majernik
Google · a year ago
Google review
Shane was great! Very knowledgeable about audio and electronics, great suggestions for products. Best of all, he picked up my boat and returned it the very next day with all new sound system! Really happy with the update so far!
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Kevin Godfrey
Google · 2 years ago
Google review
Shane is wonderful to work with. He put a much needed upgraded sound system on my yacht in Lake Union and some other nice gadgets. Beautiful workmanship.
Marine Audio Seattle
Audio That Sounds Right And Survives The Season
Marine audio fails differently than car audio. Salt air eats connections, UV kills speaker surrounds, and systems wired with automotive cable start crackling within a season. We build systems with marine grade components and tinned wiring that are still playing clean years later.
Good boat audio is about zones and headroom, not volume. Cockpit, cabin, flybridge and swim platform each need their own level control, and amplifiers need to be sized so the system plays loud without clipping, because clipping is what actually kills speakers.
We install Fusion, JL Audio, Wet Sounds, Rockford Fosgate and Kicker systems, from a simple head unit and four speakers to tower systems with subwoofers and DSP tuning. Every system is tied into helm control so you are not reaching for a phone underway.
Capabilities
What We Do
Thermal, low light and engine room cameras, installed and networked as one system.
Zone System Design
Independent volume and source control for cockpit, cabin, flybridge and swim platform zones.
Head Units & Helm Control
Fusion stereos with NMEA 2000 helm integration so audio controls live on your chartplotter.
Amplification & DSP
Properly sized marine amplifiers with digital signal processing tuned to the boat, not a preset.
Speakers & Subwoofers
Marine rated speakers, tower cans and subwoofers placed for coverage, not just where holes already exist.
Tower & Wake Systems
Wet Sounds and Kicker tower systems with the power and projection to reach a rider 80 feet back.
Power & Wiring
Tinned marine cable, correct fusing and clean distribution so the system does not drain the house bank.
How It Goes
The Process
Four steps from the first look at your boat to a night test on the water.
Listen & Plan
We talk through how you use the boat, where people gather and how loud you actually want it, then design zones around that.
Install
Speakers, amplifiers and head unit mounted with sealed connections and marine grade wiring throughout.
Tune
Amplifier gains set correctly, DSP tuned for the space and zone levels balanced.
Walkthrough
Helm control, zone operation and source options demonstrated so the system is easy to live with.
Every Audio Install Includes
- Marine grade speakers, amplifiers and tinned wiring throughout
- Amplifier gains set with proper level matching, never maxed
- Zone controls that make sense for how you use the boat
- Helm and chartplotter integration where supported
- System tuned on the boat, not left on factory presets
Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Why did my last marine stereo fail so fast?
Usually connections. Automotive crimp connectors and untinned copper corrode quickly in salt air. We use tinned marine cable, heat shrink connections and sealed terminations throughout.
Can I control the stereo from my chartplotter?
With Fusion systems, yes. NMEA 2000 integration puts audio control on Garmin and Raymarine displays, so volume and source changes happen at the helm.
How loud can a boat system get?
Very. Tower systems with proper amplification reach a wakeboarder clearly at line length. The key is amplifier headroom so it stays clean at volume instead of distorting.
Will a big system kill my batteries?
Not if it is designed right. We size the system to your house bank, use efficient amplifiers and can add dedicated audio batteries with proper charging if the system calls for it.
More Marine Electronics Services
Radar
Solid state radomes and open array radar tuned for Puget Sound fog, rain clutter and low visibility running.
GPS & Chartplotters
MFD installs, cartography setup, sensor calibration and full NMEA 2000 integration at the helm.
AIS & VHF
Class B and B+ AIS transceivers, fixed mount VHF, DSC setup and MMSI programming so you are seen and heard.
Autopilots
EV Series and hydraulic autopilots installed, drive matched, dockside configured and sea trial tuned.
Satellite TV & Starlink
Marine satellite TV, KVH domes and Starlink Marine with proper mounting, routing and onboard networking.
HD & Thermal Cameras
FLIR thermal night vision, IP day cameras and engine room monitoring pushed straight to your MFD.
Transducers & Sonar
Through hull, transom and in hull CHIRP, DownVision and SideVision with correct deadrise and fairing blocks.
Networking
Garmin Marine Network
NMEA 2000 Backbone
OneHelm Third Party Control