SG-F88W
8.8" 330 Watt Coaxial Classic Marine Speaker
Exceptional design and acoustic engineering has created a speaker range with a stunning signature sound.
Pushing the boundaries of what is possible on the open road, FUSION’s Signature Series speakers are designed to provide unparalleled performance even when exposed to the harsh outdoors.
Combining ‘CURV’ Cone composite technology with a Silk Dome tweeter and fully sealed crossover components, the Classic White Signature 8.8” Speaker system is an elegant solution for premium on-road listening.
These 8.8" Signature Series speakers can handle up to a thunderous 330 Watt peak power.
The Power of Music
Designed by musicians and engineered by boaties, the Signature Series is a fusion of these two fundamentals. The result is the formation of a truly immersive musical experience. By incorporating the finest materials with True-Marine™ engineering practices, we have shaped a series so acoustically stunning and at the same time so robust, that it feels right at home on the water.
Class-D Amplifier Technology
Our most efficient, stunning and powerful amplifier series features Class-D Technology. The highly efficient 2000 Watt amplifier design ensures lower battery drain with a higher output in comparison with Class-AB amplifiers. This delivers increased power to the connected speakers and/or subwoofers, extending your audio entertainment experience to a whole new level.
The True-Marine Standard
As a True-Marine product, the Signature Series marine amplifiers are designed and engineered for the harsh marine environment. Once a product has been subject to rigorous environmental testing and passed our stringent True-Marine approval process, it is awarded the accreditation and recognized with an industry-leading 3 year consumer warranty.
Rigid Aluminum Alloy Heat Sink
Providing increased efficiency without compromising the form factor, the Signature Series amplifier range features a rigid aluminum alloy heat sink. Greater heat dissipation and unquestionable efficiency is achieved with molded fins forming a singular die-cast chassis, with the layout precisely calculated to increase the surface area of the heat sink.
