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Lowrance Sonichub on 2040-parts.com

AU $347.71
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Dural, New South Wales, Australia

Dural, New South Wales, Australia
Condition:New Brand:Lowrance Manufacturer Part Number:Lowrance

Lowrance SonicHub

Lowrance SonicHub Marine Audio Server

  • Complete marine-grade audio system operated from Lowrance HDS displays through NMEA 2000®
  • Included Bluetooth® audio connectivity
  • Features 4 x 50W amplifier and consolidates multiple input/output sources.
  • Includes a pair of quality 6.5” Low Magnetic 200W 4 OHM Speakers.
  • Enjoy clear music from Apple iPod, iPhone, & iTouch
  • USB flash drive (MP3), built-in global AM/FM radio, SIRIUS® satellite radio (US only).
  • Optional Uni-Dock provides a safe waterproof spot for your mobile device with full menu control* & charging. (*Control not available on Android)
  • SubWoofer line out.

*Kit includes 6ft drop cable and T-connector to connector a new or existing NMEA 2000 network. Add NMEA 2000 starter kit, part number 000-0124-69, if a network is not already installed.


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