Wet Sounds Stealth-6 Ultra-w Amplified Bluetooth Marine Boat Speaker Sound Bar on 2040-parts.com
Santa Ana, California, United States
Wet Sounds® Stealth 6 UltraAmplified Speaker Bar w/ Built-in Bluetooth (White)
 Regular Retail Price$799.95Item ConditionBrand NEW in Original Packaging with 1-Year Warranty IncludedPurchase IncludesOne (1) Wet Sounds® Stealth 6 Ultra Amplified Speaker Bar w/ Built-in Bluetooth (White)
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