Kicker 9" HLCD Tower Speakers 600W 4Ω
Some UTV builds need speaker output that can carry past wind, engine noise, helmets, and distance. These Kicker 9" HLCD tower speakers are built for riders who want long-throw cage audio with horn-loaded projection and serious full-range output.
What They Do
This KMTC9 HLCD tower system is sold as a pair and uses a horn-loaded design with titanium-dome compression drivers. It is a strong fit for side-by-side riders who want cage-mounted sound that stays clear up close and farther away.
- Sold as a pair of full-range speaker enclosures
- 9" woofer
- 1.4" horn-loaded compression driver
- 4-ohm rated impedance
- 150–300 watts RMS recommended amplifier power
- 600 watts peak power
- 20Hz–20kHz frequency response
- Seven-color LED grilles included
Built For Tower Audio
KICKER lists a stitched polypropylene cone with Santoprene surround, UV-resistant polymer basket, near full-rotation swivel, toolless locking cam/toggle system, through-clamp wiring with mating socket, single-bolt speaker removal, and 316L stainless mounting hardware. The system also meets or exceeds ASTM standards for UV and salt/fog exposure.
How They Fit A UTV Setup
Fitment is universal and depends on cage tube size, mounting space, wiring route, roof clearance, windshield clearance, mirror placement, and passenger headroom. KICKER lists the stainless steel/ABS clamp for 1.5" to 3.25" tubing.
FAQ
Are these coaxial or HLCD speakers?
These are HLCD tower speakers with a 9" woofer and 1.4" horn-loaded compression driver.
Are they sold as a pair?
Yes. KICKER lists the KMTC9 tower system as sold as pairs and includes two full-range speaker enclosures with mounting hardware.
What tubing range do they clamp to?
KICKER lists the stainless steel/ABS clamp for 1.5" to 3.25" tubing. Confirm cage size and clearance before installation.
Do they include LED lighting?
Yes. KICKER lists seven-color LED grilles included, with upgrade capability through a compatible KICKER lighting controller.
Are they vehicle-specific?
No. They are universal tower speakers, so fitment depends on cage space, clamp fit, wiring, and system layout rather than vehicle-specific bolt holes.
