Thoughts on stereo options: floor, roof, sound bar, pods, Bluetooth?

[Nathanhinder]

The dash kit is the way to go looks way better then stock and you can hide all the amps.
I went with dash kit and 6.5 front speakers ran off a 300 watt amp jus for highs then a 10" sub in the bag well ran off a 500 watt rms amp. Once the dash is on u can't see any of the wires or amps looks good

[kmoorhead]

Any issues mounting the speakers under the seat facing the front of the cart?

[genoz]

I put a motorcycle Bluetooth system in mine. Speakers behind the front seat. Bluetooth receiver under the seat. I just play the music from my phone to the speakers.

[Jaybird18]

I'm struggling with this also. Leaning towards a Bluetooth sound bar with a powered sub.
Too many options to choose from.

[mikec557]

Originally Posted by basshawk84

I've used a Nyne Bass Sport Bluetooth speaker in several carts. It's portable, has an active subwoofer, fits perfectly between the front and rear seat, great sound and plenty of volume. The best thing is you can use it on the boat, deck, back yard or wherever and it's less than $100 on Amazon. Single charge last 10-12 hours.

+1 for simplicity.
We use a Bose Color Soundlink (Bluetooth) because we already owned. Now that I think about it, it's about 5 years old. It has good sound, bass is a little boosted because that's the nature of a bose. We use pandora on our cell phone and the phone also controls the volume. It can't get too much easier. We don't have locking glove boxes so we just toss it into the standard cubby hole. We use it while joyriding and hear it just fine despite the various road noises.

Mike

[Lwbtex]

I currently just use a Sony Bluetooth speaker and it works ok. This may be a strange question but would one of the other options like roof speakers make it easier to hear the music without turning it up over the road and wind noise? I use my cart in a neighborhood and not trying to make anyone mad blasting my music.