Blue tooth speaker system

[Godfather1960]

Looking for advice on a Bluetooth speaker system that mounts overhead i want good quality sound but don't know much on audio .. What's your advice my budget is just under 1000 bucks this is for my 2018 onward club car seen this online please post suggestions .. I seen this factory one ..

https://www.ebay.com/itm/17444189696...0aAgsdEALw_wcB

[bbbdale]

This is only a suggestion/option from Bazooka.

I know nothing of the sound or quality of this unit. Only that it looks nice and doesn’t take up much space.

I use a simple Exo-Gear portable unit that is plenty loud for me and the neighbors who don’t care to know what I’m listening to.

https://www.buggiesgonewild.com/showthread.php?t=128112

https://r.tapatalk.com/shareLink/top...ink_source=app


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZfjY0LjsGoc

[Z7What]

A buddy of mine just got the Bazooka, its a nice speaker for sure. But if im going to spend that much I might as well spend a little more and get the WetSounds bar.

Wayne

[Godfather1960]

Originally Posted by bbbdale

This is only a suggestion/option from Bazooka.

I know nothing of the sound or quality of this unit. Only that it looks nice and doesn’t take up much space.

I use a simple Exo-Gear portable unit that is plenty loud for me and the neighbors who don’t care to know what I’m listening to.

https://www.buggiesgonewild.com/showthread.php?t=128112

https://r.tapatalk.com/shareLink/top...ink_source=app


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZfjY0LjsGoc

Thanks for your time and input will check into that system

[CP241]

We use a Klipsch Gig. It’s a smaller portable Bluetooth speaker that sounds awesome. Toss it in the glove box and it’s PLENTY loud even in a gas cart. Works great in a golf cart, it’s got a rechargeable battery that lasts forever seemingly, and plugs into a USB to charge or play if the battery is dead. And because it only charges the internal battery, which is minimal current draw, it’s great in an electric cart because it won’t hurt your range or charge in the cart nearly as much as a big powered speaker will.

I’ve got a larger Klipsch Bluetooth speaker also that will put the wet sounds or bazooka to shame, running away with their tail between their legs but it’s overkill IMO for a golf cart. The little Gig absolutely rocks and we can take it wherever we want, it’s about the size of a 16oz beer can.

[HeatWave]

Originally Posted by CP241

We use a Klipsch Gig. It’s a smaller portable Bluetooth speaker that sounds awesome. Toss it in the glove box and it’s PLENTY loud even in a gas cart. Works great in a golf cart, it’s got a rechargeable battery that lasts forever seemingly, and plugs into a USB to charge or play if the battery is dead. And because it only charges the internal battery, which is minimal current draw, it’s great in an electric cart because it won’t hurt your range or charge in the cart nearly as much as a big powered speaker will.

I’ve got a larger Klipsch Bluetooth speaker also that will put the wet sounds or bazooka to shame, running away with their tail between their legs but it’s overkill IMO for a golf cart. The little Gig absolutely rocks and we can take it wherever we want, it’s about the size of a 16oz beer can.

I'm going the self contained route myself, if not on this Precedent, then definitely on the next one

Throughout my life, Klipsch have been my favorites