Marine Audio Journal
No Amp, No Problem: Kicker's PowerCan Bluetooth Speakers
Every other speaker in this catalog needs a separate amplifier. The Kicker PowerCan builds a 150-watt amp directly into the enclosure, so it's the rare Kicker speaker you can install without one.
Which Kicker PS Speaker Actually Fits Your Fairing?
Kicker's universal PS-series powersports speakers come in four sizes with nearly identical construction. The real decision is cutout size and power, not which one "sounds better."
Bolts Right Into Your Harley: Kicker's PSC57 Saddlebag Speakers
No cutting, no adapter plates, no guessing at wire colors. The Kicker PSC57 uses Harley-Davidson's own factory bolt pattern and speaker terminal, built specifically for 2006-and-newer bikes.
Small Can, Serious Horn: Kicker's KMTCXL65 Tower Speakers
The Kicker KMTCXL65 takes the same horn-loaded driver from the flush-mount KMXL65 and drops it into a rotating clamp-mount tower can, no flat surface required.
Two Speakers, One Mount: Inside Kicker's KMTDC65 Dual Tower System
The Kicker KMTDC65 packs two separate 2-ohm enclosures into a single clamp-mount tower position, and that 2-ohm figure changes your amp math more than the "dual" name suggests.
Bigger Tube, Bigger Sound: Kicker's KMTC8 Clamp-Mount Speakers
The Kicker KMTC8 takes the same rotating clamp mount as the KMTC65 and pairs it with an 8-inch driver, more than doubling the power ceiling for boats that need real volume off a round tower.