Rockford Fosgate has arrived at SEMA 2026 in Las Vegas this week with a substantial range of new audio products, led by its TMA Adaptive Power Series amplifiers, a new smartphone app and the launch of its Adventure Series speakers for recreational vehicles. The stand also features a rather tasty blue 1964 Chevrolet Chevy II, built by Murray Kustom Rods.
The car features an LSX 427 engine topped by a Kenne Bell Mammoth supercharger, with a host of bespoke bodywork and interior modifications. The audio system was installed by Mobile Toys Inc, using Rockford Fosgate equipment to provide the soundtrack to this rather serious-looking American classic.
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The main product news is the arrival of Rockford Fosgate’s new TMA Adaptive Power Series, comprising four amplifiers for automotive, marine, powersports and other custom audio installations.
The range includes the 600W TMA-600X4, 750W TMA-750X6, 1,000W TMA-1000X1 and 1,200W TMA-1200X5. Despite their compact dimensions, Rockford says they offer the highest power-to-size ratio in its history, making them easier to accommodate in installations where space is at a premium.
All four feature integrated digital signal processing (DSP), Bluetooth connectivity and the company’s patented Constant Power 2.0 technology. They’re also built to Element Ready standards, with IPX7-rated protection against water ingress, making them suitable for installations in demanding environments.
The amplifiers form the foundation of Rockford Fosgate’s new connected audio ecosystem, with RF Link 2.0 allowing up to four TMA units to work together as part of a network supporting as many as 16 compatible devices. New bi-directional cables carry data, power, ground and turn-on signals through a single cable, helping to simplify installation.
Complementing the new amplifiers is the Rockford Fosgate app, available for iOS and Android devices. It brings system configuration and tuning to a smartphone, giving users control over gain, crossovers, time alignment and a 32-band parametric equaliser, as well as the company’s Punch EQ+ adjustment.
The app also includes guided CLEAN 2.0 calibration, saved presets, system diagnostics and firmware updates. Supported installations can use vehicle-specific Load + Go Tunes, providing a starting point for tuning without having to configure everything from scratch.
The system connects to an RF Link 2.0 network through a single Bluetooth Low Energy connection, with no account required for initial set-up or tuning. For those who prefer physical controls, the new DRLC-10 Digital Remote Level Controller offers a 40-step rotary adjustment, customisable RGB lighting and several mounting options.
Another interesting development is Rockford Fosgate’s move into the dedicated recreational vehicle audio market with its new Adventure Series speakers.
Rather than simply adapting conventional car speakers for motorhomes and recreational vehicles, the new 6.5in models have been designed around the particular challenges of RV installations. These include limited mounting depth, varying wall constructions and the need for a neat finish both inside and outside the vehicle.
Available in black or white, the speakers fit 5.25in and 6.5in openings, with a shallow mounting depth of just 1.25in. Each combines a 6.5in driver with a grille-integrated 1in tweeter and concealed crossover, with 50W RMS power handling.
A compression-style rear gasket helps create a seal against flat or corrugated surfaces, while UV-stable materials and Element Ready construction offer protection against moisture, dust, sunlight and vibration.
Rockford Fosgate is also extending its Stage-6 systems to more off-road vehicles, with new packages for the Can-Am Maverick R and Polaris RZR PRO.
The Can-Am system is a 1,200W, eight-speaker installation with dual 10in subwoofers and Color Optix lighting, designed for selected 2024-onwards Maverick R models. It also introduces Rockford Fosgate’s first aftermarket front-door speaker pods for a side-by-side.
For selected 2020-onwards Polaris RZR PRO models equipped with Ride Command, the RZR20PRORC-STG6 provides a 1,200W, seven-speaker system with a 10in subwoofer and vehicle-specific integration.
There are also new additions for marine audio, including the PMX-6BB hideaway digital media receiver, with independent dual-zone control and NMEA 2000 connectivity, alongside the PMX-HTML controller for compatible multi-function displays.
Rounding out the new product announcements are updated Prime coaxial and component speaker ranges, designed to make upgrading factory-installed car audio systems easier.
Use the Dealer Locator on the Rockford Fosgate website to find your nearest stockist in the UK.
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