Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #67760 in Car Audio or Theater
- Color: Black
- Brand: Kicker
- Model: 09SKM10
- Dimensions: 10.88" h x
17.50" w x
25.38" l,
33.75 pounds
Features
- Co-molded SoloKon and surround for the harsh marine environment
- Polyimide (Kapton) coil former with Nomex reinforcement for high thermal capability
- Water resistant and magnetically shielded
- Polycarbonate basket
- Sealed speaker connections with locking cover
Kicker 09SKM10 KM Series 10-Inch Marine Subwoofer and Sub Box
Product Description
This 10-inch marine subwoofer and grille, with a rugged design and working from inside a legendary sealed KICKER box, gives new meaning to the term “pounding surf.” The SKM10 provides a seawall of bass, though it’s compact enough to mount in tightest of spaces, such as the driver- or passenger-side toe well or in the rear-seat storage area The woofer’s sealed motor assembly and cone make up only part of the enclosure’s outstanding reputation for battling nature’s extreme elements. The sub’s injection-molded cone and basket are UV-treated to reflect harmful solar rays. The tough, molded polyethylene box is designed to be highly water-resistant. And all accompanying hardware and mounting brackets are created from rustproof stainless-steel. KICKER Marine gear meets or exceeds industry standards for environmental humidity and corrosion* and for material degradation due to UV exposure. Also, the SKM10 Sub Box uses the highest available level of magnetic shielding to lessen compass and gauge deviation in the boat’s dash, eliminating any navigational complications.
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