The Tempe-based manufacturer designed this compact system to function entirely out of sight, relying on a 200-watt internal amplifier capable of driving up to eight speakers. Despite its concealed footprint, the receiver offers sophisticated audio management, including dual-zone functionality that allows for independent volume and EQ adjustments between different areas of the boat. Users can tailor sound for the helm and swim platform separately, with additional control provided through support for up to three PMX-1R remotes or a dedicated PMX-8DH TFT display head.
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Rockford Fosgate Launches Hidden Marine Receiver for MFD Integration
Boat owners looking to declutter their consoles now have a new option: the PMX-6BB, a hidden digital media receiver from Rockford Fosgate. By offloading audio controls directly to a vessel's existing Multi-Function Display via NMEA 2000, the unit eliminates the need for a traditional dash-mounted head unit.
Engineered with an Element Ready design, the hardware is built to endure the harsh realities of marine exposure, including constant vibration, water ingress, and UV radiation. The system also features independent subwoofer level control, ensuring that bass output can be adjusted without requiring a full recalibration of the secondary speakers. This approach favors a streamlined, factory-integrated aesthetic while maintaining the high-performance output typical of Rockford Fosgate’s mobile and marine audio lineup.
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