Buy Rockford Fosgate RFX3000 Marine hide-away receiver SKU# q404 in Portland, Oregon, United States, for US $149.99

Condition:Used Brand:Rockford Fosgate Manufacturer Part Number:RFX3000

Hide-away receiver for your boat

Is Rockford Fosgate's RFX3000 marine receiver right for your boat's audio system? Run through this checklist:

You want a small hideaway receiver you can control with wired remotes from different areas of your boat.
You want to listen to AM/FM radio, but you don't plan on playing CDs.
You want to be able to listen to music from your iPod® or other USB device.
You'd like the option of adding satellite radio or other audio sources to your system.

Product Highlights:

General features:

hide-away marine receiver (doesn't play CDs)
Rockford Fosgate RXMR5BB remote control required for operation
built-in amplifier (25 watts RMS/50 watts peak x 4 channels)
accepts up to 3 marine remotes

Expandability:

built in iPod control
compatible with Sirius satellite radio tuner
inputs: iPod input, USB port, auxiliary input, video input, three wired remote control inputs
outputs: 6-channel preamp outputs (3-volt front, rear, sub), video output, dual-zone output

Additional Accessories Included: None. What you see on the pictures is what is included.
Condition: Good
"Sold As-Is"

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