Rockford Fosgate's November 3 SEMA announcement centers on a new TMA Adaptive amplifier family, app-based system control and Adventure Series speakers designed for RV installations.
Four TMA models, with tuning built in
Four models are announced: TMA-600X4, TMA-750X6, TMA-1000X1 and TMA-1200X5. Rockford specifies built-in digital signal processing, Bluetooth and IPX7-rated Element Ready construction.
The app offers gain, crossover, time-alignment and 32-band parametric-EQ controls. Supported kits can use vehicle-specific Load + Go tunes.
RF Link 2.0 supports up to 16 compatible devices, including four TMA amplifiers, controlled through one Bluetooth Low Energy connection.
For a buyer, the useful question is how those controls fit the planned system. Confirm the exact inputs, speaker loads and supported devices before choosing an amplifier. A shared brand name does not establish compatibility.
RV speakers built around limited mounting space
Rockford specifies a 1.25-inch mounting depth and 50-watt RMS handling for its new 6.5-inch Adventure speakers, with fitment for 5.25-inch and 6.5-inch openings.
Measure the actual opening and clearance before ordering. Speaker diameter alone does not establish that a replacement will fit an RV wall.
Some SEMA highlights already have a history
The release also highlights the PMX-6BB marine receiver. Rockford introduced that model on August 14, 2026, so its appearance in the SEMA roundup is not its first announcement.
What to check before planning an upgrade
The November 3 release does not give retail prices or shipping dates for the new TMA and Adventure lines. Confirm those details, fitment and installation requirements before committing to a build.
Specifications above are manufacturer statements, not independent test results.
Image: Rockford Fosgate's official SEMA promotional artwork, supplied with the November 3 release.
