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ProSpec Electronics, manufacturer and supplier of outdoor OEM and aftermarket audio solutions, has hired Jerry Raymond for the position of sales and data analytics manager. Josh Berry, VP of sales and marketing, made the announcement. In his new role, Raymond expands ProSpec’s business partnerships within the marine, golf cart, UTV/ATV and powersports sectors by leveraging data tools that inform and ...

ProSpec Electronics, a manufacturer and supplier of high-performance outdoor OEM and aftermarket audio solutions, has been acquired by electronics distributor RiverPark Inc. Dave Sykes, ProSpec president, and Steve Bollero, RiverPark president, made the shared announcement. For 10 years, ProSpec and RiverPark have enjoyed a business relationship that spurs product innovation. In addition to expanding the sales and distribution footprint focused ...

Lewis Marine Supply, a wholesale distributor of marine engines and parts, has doubled the footprint of its North Charleston, South Carolina warehouse. The company is strategically growing its distribution network to support expanding global OEM, boatbuilding, boatyard and retail customers. The new space is within the same building as Lewis Marine’s current operations. Upgrades include energy-efficient LED lighting throughout and ...

ProSpec Electronics has hired Ray Mills as its eastern regional sales manager. In his new role, Mills is responsible for forecasting and growing OEM and aftermarket sales within the Mid Atlantic, Mississippi Valley, and Southeast regions. Leveraging industry trends and customer feedback, he contributes to new product development. Managing and training independent sales reps within his territory, he assists with ...

As part of a cohesive rebranding, ProSpec Electronics has updated its logo, marketing collateral and feature-laden website. The domain for the manufacturer and supplier of Milennia, MPro, JBL and Infinity outdoor stereo solutions for boats, UTVs and golf cars remains www.prospecelectronics.com. Reflecting the demanding environments its products are engineered to overcome, ProSpec Electronics’ new logo provides a fresh, modern feel to ...

By Adam Quandt The boat business has found itself booming over the last year. Sales are up across the board for both new and used boats. But what does that mean for the entertainment components designed to bring the boaters’ experience to the next level? Audio options offer one of the easiest points for boaters to make some simple upgrades ...

By Adam Quandt Traditional is by no means a word to describe the audio elements going into today’s recreational boats. Though manufacturers are still playing some forms of catch up to features often found and expected in the automotive industry, marine audio providers are working hard to keep the party going on the water. “The expectations of consumers are way ...

Prospec Electronics has hired Michael Silber for its newly created VP of product management position. Dave Sykes, president and CEO, made the announcement. In his new role, Silber will oversee all phases of product development including conception, planning, design, prototyping, testing and production. He is also responsible for budgeting and supplier negotiations. Silber is highly experienced in manufacturing, most recently ...

Prospec Electronics, market leader in high-performance audio solutions for consumers and OEMs, has partnered with Medallion Instrumentation on an IP67-rated 4.3-inch infotainment touchscreen developed specifically for extreme outdoor environments. The new touchscreen is set to debut at the Miami International Boat Show, Feb. 14–18, booth C462. Manufactured by Medallion, the brightness is 1,000 nits—twice that of a typical automotive display. ...

Moving what consumers have at home, in their cars, to the boat Consumers want more. It’s a trend that’s true throughout all areas of the marine industry, but especially true when it comes to outfitting boats with the latest and greatest in audio, entertainment and electronics. “The days of putting average on a boat, are simply not there anymore,” said ...