| | |  | Accessories | Home » » » Sony RMX11M Marine 2.5-Inch Splash-Proof Wired Remote Control | | | | | | | Description: | | The Sony RM-X11M provides Splash-proof source control of your compatible Sony radio. | | | Features: | |
• 2-1/2 Splash-Proof Wired Remote Control mounts virtually anywhere
• Unique, Easy-to-Use design
• Compatible with most Sony head units w/Remote In wired remote capability
• Enables for the remote control of your on-boat audio entertainment system
| | | Product Details: | | | Product Length:
| 7.1 inches | | Product Width:
| 4.6 inches | | Product Height:
| 3.1 inches | | Product Weight:
| 0.93 pounds | | Package Length:
| 7.2 inches | | Package Width:
| 4.7 inches | | Package Height:
| 3.1 inches | | Package Weight:
| 0.75 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 7 reviews |
| | | | Customer Reviews: | |
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3 of 3 found the following review helpful:
 Great for hot tub controlNov 09, 2010
By dave_h
I have a hot tub with a Sony marine stereo built into the side. This means you can turn it on / off before you get in, but then you're stuck with whatever is on the radio.
I bought this unit, mounted it next to the tub in a gray weatherproof electrical box, ran conduit from the box to the stereo and voila! I can now turn it on / off, change the source, control volume and skip tracks on CDs without getting out of the tub. It came with a 20 foot extension for the main control cable, but I had to buy extensions for the red & black power cables.
2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
Great RemoteApr 20, 2011
By hpidan
Nice remote. Buttons are easy to use. Color shows up well at night. Install was simple and straight forward. I installed this unit on my swim platform of a 28 foot cabin cruiser boat. Cord was plenty long enough to go from cabin to rear of the boat.
 Don't buy it!Dec 07, 2011
By JimmyGriff
I bought this with a Sony marine stereo, they were listed as "bought together" in the past so I figured they went together. They were not compatible and the company refuses to return/refund. Do your homework before you buy. All Sony remotes do not work with all Sony products. Their ad should say that, and now they refuse to return.
Works as suggestedJul 22, 2011
By jvenice
The Sony wired remote is a necessary accessory to a Sony Marine Stereo if your stereo unit is tucked away as mine is. It works as the description suggests and there really were no surprises. Everything was packaged appropriately, including all the needed hardware. The instructions were short & sweet and also easy to read. (Not like there is a lot to this simple remote, so it would be hard to get that wrong.) The remote operates only the basic functionality of the stereo which is all I was looking for. So this is perfect for me.
Installing this remote was easy for me as the dashboard on my boat had an extra blank instrument cut out available the exact size needed for the remote. That tells you this is a standard size which is always nice... There are three things to hook up, first the common ground then the mini jack to the back of the stereo then the power supply to illuminate the remote. I haven't hooked up the power just yet as I wasn't expecting to. I need to find out what I can tap into so it's illuminated only when my running lights are on. I may never hook this up so I was very pleased to find out that the power supply is not necessary for the operation of the remote. (You don't need to hook up the power wire to use the remote.)
The remote is exposed to the element (Sun, Salt, and Water) and it operates just fine. For the price I picked this up from Amazon.com.... It's a no brainer. I recommend it.
Remote RMX11M for Sony marine CDX-M30 radio/playerJun 15, 2011
By Jeff
"More Toys"
The Sony RMX11M wired remote control appears to now be discontinued from Sony, but some inventory still exists in the market. This is a compact unit that mounts in a standard 2" dash hole. The included cable, approximately 25', was adequate to run between the CDX-M30 stereo receiver in the main cabin and the flying bridge helm station. Installation was plug-and-play with no problems. In practice, it helps to turn on the main unit first and set up your bridge speakers since this remote lacks any display of which audio mode is currently selected. Otherwise, it is perfectly adequate for remote operation of the M30. The alternative remote with display costs as much as the main unit. If you are going that direction, you might just as well install another complete receiver system for the bridge. After several months, both the M30 and RMX11M are working flawlessly.
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