Engineered for life outdoors, the Jensen MS5006BR delivers clear, balanced audio in rain, humidity, and direct sun. A Mylar tweeter and polypropylene woofer work together to reproduce crisp highs and fuller bass than a standard full-range cone -- making these a proven upgrade for RV exterior bays, boat decks, patios, and campsite awning setups.
Most outdoor speakers sacrifice audio quality for weather resistance. The MS5006BR avoids that trade-off with a true dual-cone design: the polypropylene woofer handles mid and low frequencies while the nested Mylar tweeter takes over in the upper range. The result is a 79 Hz to 20 kHz frequency response from a compact 6-inch speaker that earns its keep on a weekend rally or a full-season boondocking trip.
The housing is molded from UV-stabilized, corrosion-resistant plastic certified to ASTM B117 (salt-spray) and ASTM D4329 (UV exposure) standards -- the same certifications used to qualify marine and outdoor enclosures for long-term sun and salt exposure. Built-in drip edges channel water away from the cone and basket, reducing the risk of pooling moisture that degrades voice coils over time.
Mylar tweeter nested in a polypropylene woofer splits frequencies for cleaner highs and more defined bass than a single full-range cone.
UV and salt-spray tested to ASTM B117 and D4329 -- rated for marine deck, RV exterior, and open patio installations.
Molded water channels redirect rain and splash away from the driver, protecting the voice coil and extending speaker life.
Standard 3-3/4-inch center-to-center mounting pattern. Drop-in fit for common RV and marine speaker cutouts with basic tools.
Each speaker requires a 4-3/8-inch diameter cutout with a minimum depth of 1-1/2 inches behind the mounting surface. The overall speaker diameter is 6 inches with an overall depth of 2-1/4 inches. The 5-1/4-inch woofer basket mounts on a 3-3/4-inch center-to-center bolt pattern, which aligns with many factory RV exterior speaker openings and standard marine speaker rings.
How to Measure for Proper Speaker Fit
When installing a new speaker or replacing an old one, you’ll need to know two key measurements:
Cut-out diameter – This is the size of the hole required for the speaker to sit flush against the wall or ceiling.
Mounting depth – This is the amount of space needed behind the surface to accommodate the speaker’s frame and magnet.
Getting these measurements right ensures a secure fit and proper performance.