Kicker 40kmmtesw 4" Km Series Mini Tower Enclosure For Marine Speakers - Pair on 2040-parts.com
Kissimmee, Florida, United States
Kicker 40KMMTESW 4" Inch KM Series Mini Tower Enclosure For Marine Speakers - White, PairKicker - 40KMMTESW Designed specifically for marine and powersports applications, these bold black enclosures will take whatever your active outdoor lifestyle can dish out. The package includes 2-5/8" aluminum tower pipe clamps and mounting adapters for several popular pipe diameters. Life on the water can be hard on speakers – especially tower speakers. These durable, weatherproof enclosures will protect your Kicker 4" marine speakers from salt, spray, dust, and damage under even the toughest conditions.
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