World debut from Fusion at Mandurah

FUSION previews its 700 Series world’s-first technology at the Mandurah Boat Show.

FUSION-Link software enables a compatible Multifunction Display (MFD) to become the Entertainment Control Centre. Skippers use the MFD large screen to control one or more 700 Series audiovisual Systems with four speaker Zones each.

Now FUSION’s head unit can be installed elsewhere, if the helm has little space.

Boat Builders and owners will especially appreciate wiring is considerably reduced, as FUSION Head Units and Remotes connect to, plus communicate through the NMEA 2000 Bus or Ethernet already in many boats.

Wirelessly control the 700 System anywhere on your boat, using iPad, iPhone, iPod touch, or PC and Android products. No other Marine Entertainment System has so many connectivity and control options. Visit FUSION’s website for accessories to enable extra features in the 700 Series.

Of course FUSION’s 700 series will operate “stand-alone” in smaller boats, using the inbuilt colour display. Optional wired remotes and amplifiers are easily added, plus both models are True Marine, certified waterproof to IPx5.
Enjoy independent control of volume and subwoofers in four listening zones. For example, low volume in the Saloon, whilst loud music livens the party in the aft Zone.

FUSION’s world’s-first iPod and iPhone inside continues in their MS-IP700 model. Enjoy thousands of tunes, as the Apple unit is recharged, protected from the elements. Apple music menus are controlled by the single Commander knob, with Albums and tracks confirmed on screen.

For the widest range of music and video sources, select the MS-AV700 with optional Dock.

Entertainment and news sources are, AM/FM/VHF/iPod, iPhone, USB, CD, DVD, Video, plus MP3 players (Aux in). Both 700 Series models receive Marine VHF channels, with scan or user presets and squelch.

Options abound, including remote controls, Zone amplifiers and subwoofers. Visit FUSION’s web-site or your dealer for more details.

www.fusionelectronics.com.