SSV Works (www.ssvworks.com), the market leader in powersports and off-road audio systems and accessories, has announced it will launch a number of new powersports audio solutions during the 2020 CES Show, held in Las Vegas Jan. 7-10 at the Las Vegas Convention Center, booth N4900.
“After a very successful 2019 and coming off a multi-award winning SEMA Show, we are proud to feature the latest in high-end powersports audio solutions for 2020 during the CES Show,” Trevor Kaplan, SSV Works CEO, said. “From subwoofers and speakers for Polaris Pro XP to Bluetooth media controllers, SSV Works once again is leading the category for the most sought-after off-road audio products on the market.”
Expand the Polaris RZR Pro XP Ride Command audio system with the RZ5-UD10 10-inch sub enclosure.
- Easily installs under the dash using factory mounting locations
- Weatherproof design
- $399.95 MSRP with SSV Works powersports 10-inch subwoofer
Expand the Polaris RZR Pro XP Ride Command audio system with the RZ5-DF65 front door-mounted powersports 6.5-inch speaker pods.
- Easily installs on the top half of the front doors using factory mounting locations—works with factory lower door inserts
- Weatherproof design
- $329.95 MSRP with SSV Works powersports 6.5-inch speakers
The MRB2R is an amplified Bluetooth rocker media controller.
- Compact design easily mounts in a standard Rocker Switch location
- Includes small but powerful 4-channel 200-watt amplifier
- Wirelessly stream audio from your smartphone and control volume, track, play/pause or aux input
- Hyper-white back lit weather-proof rubber buttons
- $129.95 MSRP
Engineered specifically for powersports applications, the new WP-A8 weatherproof speaker brings audiophile-grade components to the outdoors.
- Injection molded cone with stitched surround
- Weather-proof construction
- Lightweight Neodymium magnet
- Ultra-efficient for more output
- Titanium tweeter for clarity outdoors over engine noise
- 75w RMS - 150w Peak
- $229.95 MSRP
For more information, visit www.SSVWorks.com.
