JensenMS5006B 5.25" Dual-Cone Marine-Grade Speaker , black

Great replacement speaker

Fit in nicely and sounds good

This was an identical match to our blown RV speaker. It installed perfectly. No mounting hardware or silicone. Keep your old screws and get silicone to seal.

Replacement outside speaker for a camping trailer. Perfect fit, works great.

I can't rate speaker as we have not installed.Only received one speaker not a pair as described.Description originally stated sold as pair and it has been removed. However, it still states $6.50 each.

Good sounding speaker but not much base so you definitely need woofers or a sub with these. More than worth the price. I used these to make ammo box speaker boxes. Just cut 4 1/2 in hole.

Does this speaker produce a good sound and work reliably? No it does not. But is this speaker inexpensive compared to the competition, consistently waterproof, and come with the required mounting hardware? Also no.The only "good" thing about this speaker is that it is the exact replacement for the outdoor waterproof speakers that Winnebago has installed on many of their motorized RVs for the past 6+ years. It has a uniquely small mounting hole that makes any alternative speaker installation impossible unless you are willing to cut a larger hole into the side of your RV. Keep your old screws as this speaker does not come with any.If for some insane reason you are installing these for the first time keep in mind that the speaker connections for positive and negative are different sizes and do not match those used by other typical speakers. You will need to buy a variety pack of connectors so that you can get the two sizes you will need.How to replace a Winnebago outdoor speaker:1. Unscrew the old speaker and use a flat razor to push under the edges and loosen the butyl sealant. carefully pry the speaker loose while using the razor to separate the speaker and butyl from the outside wall. Clean the butyl sealant off the RV using something like Goop-off or d-limonene.2. Purchase 3/4" by 1/4" butyl sealant tape. I had to get 30' of it even though I only used about 6" for the speaker. Put it in the freezer and only take it out right before you start working. You have about 5 minutes from the time you remove it from the freezer before it becomes a sticky unworkable mess, so time the next few steps carefully.3. Cut the tape in half lengthwise for about 7-8" (making it 3/8" wide instead of 3/4). Press the tape around the narrow inside ledge around the inside of the speaker.4. Make the speaker connections, test them to ensure the speaker functions, then bend the connectors upward so that they are almost parallel to the back of the speaker. If you do not bend them the depth of the speaker+connectors will be too much for the available space. You might want to do a dry run of this step before putting the butyl in place to make sure you got it all correct.5. Insert at least two screws into the screw holes so that you can align the the speaker properly. Carefully press the speaker against the wall guiding the screws into the existing holes. With butyl tape you only get one chance, so get it right the first time or you will have 30 minutes of cleaning off the butyl before you can replace it and try again. There is a very high chance you will damage the speaker in the cleaning process and have to replace it again, so don't mess this up!6. Screw in all the screws. Make sure you press the speaker tightly while doing this so you do not strip the screw holes. The speaker should be flush all the way around.7. Use a flexible sealant like Dynaflex 230 Clear and go around the outside edge sealing the speaker. Wet your finger and smooth the seal all the way around. Clean any excess with a paper towel. Do not use silicone - it will make a huge mess and make it almost impossible to replace the speaker the next time when it fails (probably about 6 months from your installation).8. Contemplate how other outdoor waterproof speakers (like Pyle) come with waterproofing gaskets, screws, and connectors that eliminate the need for butyl tape and would be much easier to work with. Have a few second thoughts about your hesitation to cut a larger hole into the side of your expensive RV.

Exact fit, but should have a flexible seal to fit tighter without caulk.

Delivered according to scheduled time. Received in good conditions. Easy to installed.

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Exact match for a 2016 Georgetown Forest River Motor home.

While there may be better speakers on market, these were an exact fit and quality is good for campsite. It would be useful if there were instructions to re-use existing screws as speakers do not come with screws. Instructions should be included on use of butyl tape and caulking - I checked on web and was forewarned.

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