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KMT60 Long-Range Tower System
Owner’s Manual
Owner’s Manual
INSTALLATION
Mounting: The sound produced by the KMT60 long-range tower system is directional. The enclosure may
be mounted vertically or horizontally; the billet-aluminum mounting brackets can accommodate any angle for
the optimum fi ring direction. Find the best location for stereophonic sound and, If necessary, add more KMT60
systems to the installation to help distribute and balance the sound. After determining the best mounting
locations, carefully check the areas where the mounting hardware and speaker cable will be placed. The KMT60
long-range tower system’s billet-aluminum mounting brackets use seven sets of ABS plastic inserts to fi t most
wakeboarding tower and roll bar diameters.
be mounted vertically or horizontally; the billet-aluminum mounting brackets can accommodate any angle for
the optimum fi ring direction. Find the best location for stereophonic sound and, If necessary, add more KMT60
systems to the installation to help distribute and balance the sound. After determining the best mounting
locations, carefully check the areas where the mounting hardware and speaker cable will be placed. The KMT60
long-range tower system’s billet-aluminum mounting brackets use seven sets of ABS plastic inserts to fi t most
wakeboarding tower and roll bar diameters.
The mounting hardware design provides versatility in angular positioning to direct the speaker’s output to the
ideal listening position; however, it is not recommended to reposition the speakers excessively after they are
mounted. Custom mounting locations will require more preparation, work, and possibly customized hardware. If
the mounting location requires you to cut metal, avoid structural metal and braces. In either case, make sure the
speaker will not interfere with the vehicle’s mechanisms or the party you are throwing out on your pontoon boat.
ideal listening position; however, it is not recommended to reposition the speakers excessively after they are
mounted. Custom mounting locations will require more preparation, work, and possibly customized hardware. If
the mounting location requires you to cut metal, avoid structural metal and braces. In either case, make sure the
speaker will not interfere with the vehicle’s mechanisms or the party you are throwing out on your pontoon boat.
Authorized KICKER Dealer:
Purchase Date:
Serial Number:
Model:
KMT60
Speaker Design
2-Way
Woofer Size | inches [mm]
6 1/2” [165]
Woofer Surround Material
Butyl Rubber
Tweeter Size | inches [mm]
3/4” [20]
Tweeter Dome Material
Titanium
Exponential Horn | inches [mm]
3 1/4” x 6” [83 x 151]
Rated Impedance | ohm
4
DC Resistance | ohm
3
Power Range | Watts RMS
25–150
Peak Power Handling | Watts
300
Sensitivity [SPLo], dB @ 1W, 1m
93
Effective Frequency Range | Hz
50–21k
Height | inches [mm]
9” [229]
Width | inches [mm]
19 1/16” [484]
Depth | inches [mm]
11” [280]
MODEL:
KMT60
The KICKER KMT60 Long-Range Tower System is specifi cally designed for mounting in the open-air, using an
exponential-horn-loaded 20mm titanium tweeter and dual 6.5 inch (165mm) woofers to produce clean and crisp
sound over a long distance. The injection-molded ABS enclosure and speakers are UV treated, splash resistant,
and weather resilient. The woofers utilize a sealed cone and motor assembly, and an open-cell foam protects the
tweeter. Mount the KMT60 in your boat or get creative with a pair of them in the garage, on your 4x4 or Polaris
Ranger’s roll bars, or in any other bar-mounted application.
exponential-horn-loaded 20mm titanium tweeter and dual 6.5 inch (165mm) woofers to produce clean and crisp
sound over a long distance. The injection-molded ABS enclosure and speakers are UV treated, splash resistant,
and weather resilient. The woofers utilize a sealed cone and motor assembly, and an open-cell foam protects the
tweeter. Mount the KMT60 in your boat or get creative with a pair of them in the garage, on your 4x4 or Polaris
Ranger’s roll bars, or in any other bar-mounted application.
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