As a global company, FUSION usually does everything on a large scale – but now, they’ve launched a product with all the features and technological innovation that they are known for, bundled up in a smaller package. Introducing FUSION’s MS-RA50, the most compact True Marine stereo ever.
Despite its size, there is no compromising on features with the MS-RA50. In fact, the unit has several specifications that are usually only found in FUSION’s premium models.

Every year, in the middle of February, all available docks in South Florida’s waterways are populated by multi-million dollar yachts from around the globe, in preparation for the Miami International Boat Show. The show is so large that it is spread over three locations: Miami Beach, Bayside and Miami and runs for five consecutive days. The show boasts a gathering of more than 200 exhibitors from around the world and features seminars, charters and, for the first time this year, diving classes were available.

This year, Nautic - the Paris International Boat Show, turns the spotlight on innovation and interactivity. The Porte de Versailles Exhibition Centre in Paris will be the place for all water-lovers to get together over 10 days from 3 to 11 December

FUSION is at the Paris Boat Show, so discover the 700 Series with Worlds-first innovations at their Stand, found at Hall 2 b12 mc technologies.

The inaugural Marine Equipment Trade Show (METS) is the world’s largest trade exhibition of marine equipment. Based in Amsterdam, businesses travel from around the globe to participate and showcase the very best technologies and innovations in marine equipment. The FUSION 700 Series Marine Entertainment System was on display at the tradeshow and nominated as a finalist for the Prestigious DAME Design Award.

The inaugural Gold Coast Boat Expo was extremely successful, with 15,769 people through the gates and sales in the tens of millions during the three day event.

The concept was unlike other shows, set amongst the manufacturing centre of Australia’s biggest boats, the largest tinny manufacturer and a large number of marine service providers, plus charity and local community services benefited from the profits.