Swedish speaker specialist Audio Pro has partnered with Swedish boat manufacturer Nimbus Group to supply a special version of its best selling portable A15 speaker for use in its motor boats.
The Nimbus speaker is a variant of the popular Audio Pro A15. It’s IPX2 rated, so weatherproof, and has enjoyed some cosmetic upgrades to better suit life onboard. Battery life is shipshape at 11 hours.
Offered as an option for Nimbus Coupes, the maritime model can also be purchased via the Nimbus aftermarket service. Pictured below is the slick 12.5m Nimbus T11, also available but slightly more expensive.
Elin Myhrman, Category Manager at Nimbus, had previous professional experience with Audio Pro and thought that the Swedish speaker manufacturer would be the obvious choice to put in a Swedish-made boat.
The Nimbus speaker is a variant of the Audio Pro A15. It’s IPX2 rated and has enjoyed some cosmetic upgrades to better suit life onboard…
“Nimbus’ core values are Scandinavian design and quality, something that we believe Audio Pro’s concept matches very well with,” says Myhrman.
Jens Henriksen, CCO at Audio Pro explains, “For us, it goes without saying music lovers should not have to be limited by where they are in order to enjoy good sound. You should be able to listen to your favourite music even when you are in your boat, in the same way as you do when you are at home. Many call the boat their second home, so they want to be able to have similar amenities.”
The first Nimbus-branded speakers have just been delivered, we’re told, in time for Sweden’s summer boating season.
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Swedish speaker specialist Audio Pro has partnered with Swedish boat manufacturer Nimbus Group to supply a special version of its best selling portable A15 speaker for use in its motor boats.
The Nimbus speaker is a variant of the popular Audio Pro A15. It’s IPX2 rated, so weatherproof, and has enjoyed some cosmetic upgrades to better suit life onboard. Battery life is shipshape at 11 hours.
Offered as an option for Nimbus Coupes, the maritime model can also be purchased via the Nimbus aftermarket service. Pictured below is the slick 12.5m Nimbus T11, also available but slightly more expensive.
Elin Myhrman, Category Manager at Nimbus, had previous professional experience with Audio Pro and thought that the Swedish speaker manufacturer would be the obvious choice to put in a Swedish-made boat.
“Nimbus’ core values are Scandinavian design and quality, something that we believe Audio Pro’s concept matches very well with,” says Myhrman.
Jens Henriksen, CCO at Audio Pro explains, “For us, it goes without saying music lovers should not have to be limited by where they are in order to enjoy good sound. You should be able to listen to your favourite music even when you are in your boat, in the same way as you do when you are at home. Many call the boat their second home, so they want to be able to have similar amenities.”
The first Nimbus-branded speakers have just been delivered, we’re told, in time for Sweden’s summer boating season.
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