Mean Green Baja Outlaw 30

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A winter demonstrator for Marine Max, the Baja dealer. We’re past the 35th anniversary flames edition, so with new graphics on this year’s Baja we had to tweak our creative.

AUDIO

Factory Clarion marine CD player on the port side with a digital-display remote control at the driver’s helm. Second digital-display remote on the transom.

Clarion 7-band equalizer in the cabin. The intended purpose of the EQ is the built-in six times 7-volt line driver that unleashes the music’s full dynamic range. A secondary benefit is the 3-way zone control for fine tuning the balance (front cockpit to rear cockpit to subwoofer).

A Boston Acoustics 5-channel amplifier has dual power supplies to generate the reserves to drive twin subs and six component speakers in a performance boat.

The birch amp shroud is covered in a graphite carbon fiber patterned vinyl. A polished and clearcoated aluminum grill covers the fan-cooled amplifier still allowing air to circulate. At the center a ¼-inch thick aluminum badge features an engraved Baja logo and is powdercoated gloss black.

High in the forward combing, a pair of birch bolsters are wrapped in factory vinyl. The bolsters sport a raised Baja logo and are trimmed in black piping.

On the starboard side two Polk MOMO separate components are recessed in a custom bolster.

On the port side we corrected the angle of the interior shell with a three-dimensional fiberglass pod. As a result the twin pair of forward cockpit speakers are symmetrical in their orientation.

Rear Polk MOMO integral speakers recessed in the combing pockets and perfectly aimed at the rear bench seat occupants.

Under the rear bench seat console a down firing waterproof polyurethane enclosure contains two Polk MOMO 10-inch subwoofers. The enclosure is mounted via aluminum bracketry and elevated by polymer spacers.

Two custom grills allow the bass radiation to freely vent. The six piece grills are constructed from 1.) A black acrylic trim ring, 2.) A stainless steel mesh, 3.) & 4.) two-piece polished and clearcoated aluminum grill, 5.) A color-coded and powdercoated raised aluminum graphic, and 6.)A black powdercoated aluminum badge with an engraved Baja logo.

LIGHTING

The factory courtesy lights were removed from the helm control switch. New interactive control switches were installed in the top of both combing pockets to put the control in the hands of the rear passengers. Like hallway switches, either switch can turn on or off both courtesy lights regardless of the alternate switch’s position.