The Best ATV Sound Bars (Review and Buying Guide) in 2023 | Autance

The Boss Audio Systems BRT26A UTV Sound Bar is designed for outdoor use. It can connect to your phone or music player via Bluetooth, allowing you to stream music from apps like Spotify or Pandora. Sound can also be sent to the sound bar via its 3.5 mm auxiliary-in socket. The four speakers deliver deep bass and excellent sound quality and are powered by a 500-watt amplifier. It comes with a multi-function, wireless remote control that will allow you to control the volume, track, and other functions from a distance. It’s easy to set up and comes with two multi-angle adjustable mounting brackets that can clamp onto a bar 1.75 inches to 2 inches thick. It’s weatherproof, with an IPX5 rating, and plugs into any car outlet.

One drawback is that the speakers don’t mount well on anything other than a vehicle’s roll bars.

The Herdio Marine Box Outdoor Speakers deliver amazing sound quality in a small and reasonably priced package. Since both speakers are roughly only 4 inches across, they can be set up in the tightest of spaces, making them perfect for ATVs, UTVs, golf carts, and even motorbikes. The speakers’ rust proof, marine grade, IP66 waterproof construction means it can withstand harsh outdoor conditions. Lastly, the speakers come with brackets and bolts for easy installation.

Unfortunately, the speakers don’t have Bluetooth functionality and will need to be hooked up to an audio receiver. Also, if you like exceptionally punchy bass, these pair of speakers might leave you wanting.

The Noam NUTV4 Speakers Stereo System is slightly more expensive than other options, but if you’re willing to spend a bit more to get high quality, surround sound, then we’d argue that it’s worth it. The whole package contains everything you need — four speakers, a four-channel amplifier, a Bluetooth remote, and all the wire and mounting accessories for the setup. Each item is marine-rated and IPX6 certified, which means everything here will be able to withstand splashes as well as other harsh weather conditions. The Bluetooth function allows it to be paired with any Bluetooth enabled device, and the entire set up is fast and easy.

The speakers, however, are designed to attach to the tube frame of a UTV, so if you need a system that can attach elsewhere, this is not it.

The Pyle Marine ATV Powered Speaker set will be great to take along the road less traveled. It has marine-grade, weather-resistant housing, which means it can take a lot of abuse. The 6.5-inch speakers are powerful, with a maximum output of 800 watts. The sound produced is clear, distortion-free, and the bass fidelity rivals that of bigger, wired speakers. It connects to any Bluetooth enabled device, allowing users to stream music from apps like Spotify and Pandora, and its IP44 waterproof rating means it will be safe from water splashes from all directions. It comes with a remote control, and it has built-in adjustable dancing and flashing LED lights.

Leaving the speakers out in freezing temperatures, however, will shorten its life dramatically, so it might not be the best set of speakers to have if you live in a particularly frigid area.

The BossAudio MRWT40 Marine Waketower Speaker System was specially made for marine environments, which tells you how well it would fare in a more forgiving environment like the inside of your ATV. This pair of four-inch, 400-watt speakers are encased in a polyurethane plastic that makes them both weather and waterproof. Each speaker has rubber surrounds for a more tight fit, and to cushion against rough, up-and-down movements as your vehicle goes through bumpy terrain. They will fit roll bars up to 2.35 inches, and Boss backs this product up with an impressive three-year warranty.

Unfortunately, these speakers do not have Bluetooth functionality, which might be a deal-breaker for some.

The Boss ATV UTV Weatherproof Sound System has everything one needs. The design is eye-catching and it’s built heavy-duty, which means it can take on the roughest of trails. The speakers themselves are 6.5 inches across, and they have a built-in amp that can generate a maximum of 450 watts of power. It has Bluetooth connectivity so you can stream music from any Bluetooth enabled device, and a 3.5 mm auxiliary-in port for those who want a more stable connection. A remote control is included in the package, allowing users to control volume, track, and other functions from a distance, and each speaker has RGB illumination, which can be adjusted and changed to your liking.

One drawback is that the Bluetooth function is reportedly unreliable at times, especially during bumpy rides.

The Boss Motorcycle Bluetooth Speaker System is another great option if you want high-quality surround sound. The package includes four, three-inch speakers and an amplifier that delivers punchy bass and a quality, full-range sound. You can connect your mobile device or mp3 player to the system via Bluetooth, or the 3.5 mm auxiliary-in port, and stream music from your favorite music apps. All four of the speakers have been constructed with durable, weatherproof materials, and will be able to withstand water splashes as well as other harsh elements from all sides. It’s easy to mount and comes with mounting brackets that will fit tube bars up to 1.25 inches.

Unfortunately, the remote control it comes with is not wireless, and while the mounting brackets are adjustable, they won’t fit roll bars thicker than 1.25 inches.

The Rockville Off-Road Tower Speakers, like their name suggests, is a great option for those who like going off-road. These speakers are built robust, after all, and Rockville is a company known for using high-quality materials for their speakers. The speakers are marine-grade, and Rockville boasts that they are also fully rust-proof. The quality doesn’t end with the construction, to be sure, because this pair of eight-inch speakers deliver incredible sound quality. Setup is fast and easy, and the mounting brackets included in the package are reinforced with nylon and steel to ensure a strong and secure fit.

If your ATV is on the small side, however, then the 8-inch speakers might look a bit clunky. Also, the system doesn’t have Bluetooth functionality.

The HiFonics Thor Bluetooth Powersports Amplified Soundbar is rugged and loud. The sound quality on this thing won’t disappoint, and the construction is top-notch. It has a solid aluminum structure and an impact grill that makes it capable of withstanding abuse. It also has an IPX68 rating, meaning it’s both waterproof and dustproof. Connecting to devices to stream music is easy, thanks to its Bluetooth functionality and 3.5 mm auxiliary port, and the mounting accessories it comes with make for easy attaching to either a vehicle’s roll bar or a flat surface. It’s also fitted with LEDs that can change color and modes.

Unfortunately, the range on this speaker’s Bluetooth is reportedly not good, and at 24 pounds, it’s got quite the heft for an ATV soundbar.

The GoHawk Full Range Waterproof Bluetooth Stereo Speakers System is another affordable option that doesn’t scrimp on sound quality and features. It’s constructed from high-quality ABS material and has an IP56 waterproof design. The speakers have a built-in Bluetooth 4.0 receiver that boasts a transmission range of 15 meters for streaming music from any Bluetooth-enabled device, as well as a USB and MicroSD slot to play mp3 files directly. It has LEDs on the face of each speaker that produces a blue and white light effect, and a built-in FM radio for those who need it.

For those who listen to bass-heavy genres, however, this speaker system might disappoint.