Kicker Marine Tower Long-throw Speakers 6-3/4-inch - KMT67

The Kicker Marine Tower Long-throw Speakers are designed to be mounted on the top of a tower or roll bar and deliver high-output, low distortion audio. They feature a water resistant design with UV treated components for long life. Each speaker features dual midrange drivers and billet aluminum brackets for superior strength. The Kicker Marine Tower Long-throw Speakers can be mounted below or above the bar, depending on your set up. They are designed for boats with tower heights up to 12 feet tall. The Kicker Marine Tower Long-throw Speakers have a frequency response of 60Hz - 20kHz and a sensitivity of 83dB SPL at 2.83V/1m. They are sold in pairs.

Features:

Dual midrange drivers (per enclosure) provide twice the cone area for big sound

Billet aluminum brackets and clamp inserts adjust to seven common sizes, matching most every wake tower or roll-bar diameter.

Dual Engines

Kicker Marine Tower KMT67 full-range, two-way speakers are a great choice for those who want to crank the tunes while they're on the road or water. The weather-proof enclosures are injection-molded, so they're strong and lightweight, but also rugged—their marine rating means that you can install them on a boat without worrying about or even noticing any changes in performance due to changing weather conditions.

Kick's engineers designed this system to deliver big sound from a small package. This is a comprehensive two-way speaker system that comes with everything you need to get started: two speakers, two grilles, two mounting brackets, and all necessary hardware for installation. The speakers feature 6 ¾" woofers and 3/4" tweeters. The woofers are weather-resistant polypropylene cones with built-in rubber surrounds and polymer dustcaps that prevent rusting, chipping, and cracking—so these speakers stand up to the elements just like they're supposed to.

The speaker grilles are coated with UV inhibitors so they hold up over time, too. The wall mounting brackets allow you to suspend the speakers from a wall or ceiling, but if you don't want to drill holes in your boat's cabinetry or if