yachtie
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Should be pretty straightforward. Couple of suggestions:
Used tinned wire (Ancor or equliv)- I don't know what was originally put in so you'd have to look at it. If it's oxidized, replace it.
heatshrink or silicone the connections (or both)
Keep the speakers away from your compass/fluxgate - in fact all DC should be twisted pair if within 5' of a compass or fluxgate.
Jensen and IIRC JBL have phenolic cone speakers that will survive in a marine environment. Car stereo stuff may corrode away in a few years if not set up for dampness.
Full disclosure: I pulled the stereo on ours and am not replacing it.
Used tinned wire (Ancor or equliv)- I don't know what was originally put in so you'd have to look at it. If it's oxidized, replace it.
heatshrink or silicone the connections (or both)
Keep the speakers away from your compass/fluxgate - in fact all DC should be twisted pair if within 5' of a compass or fluxgate.
Jensen and IIRC JBL have phenolic cone speakers that will survive in a marine environment. Car stereo stuff may corrode away in a few years if not set up for dampness.
Full disclosure: I pulled the stereo on ours and am not replacing it.