Attendees at the International Boat Builders Exposition and Conference—commonly known as IBEX in the marine industry—in Tampa, Fla., next week will be the first to experience a new speaker line from KICKER Marine Audio. The Real Marine MSS and MSC speakers, along with company’s MW woofers, “represent KICKER’s unwavering commitment to innovation and excellence in marine audio,” according to a press release from the Oklahoma-based manufacturer.
The MSS component systems and MSC coaxial speakers feature 28-mm Tetoron® textile-dome tweeters, providing the high-end sound of a soft dome tweeter, while also exhibiting hydrophobic and UV-stable properties. Available in in 6.5-inch and 8-inch sizes, the speakers offer “superior weather resistance compared with traditional soft dome tweeters and contribute to a more natural sound reproduction,” the release stated.
“The MSS component system boasts a design that surpasses traditional coaxial speakers, setting a new benchmark for accurate sound production,” said Phil White, KICKER’s unit director for Marine Audio, Phil White. “By mounting the tweeter and midrange independently, the MSS component sets deliver unparalleled audio reproduction, ensuring a smoother, more accurate listening experience.”
Designed to complement the new speaker lineup, the MW woofer series boats four models available in 10-inch and 12-inch sizes in both FreeAir and enclosed styles. With increased power handling and integrated RGBW lighting, the new woofers “offer a bespoke audio experience while enhancing the aesthetic appeal of premium marine audio systems.”
Completing the lineup is a rotomolded subwoofer enclosure dubbed the MWLE104 Subwoofer. The unit is designed with a bass reflex radiator, reportedly delivering “powerful and precise bass performance within a compact and versatile form factor.”
The IBEX event Tuesday, October 1, through Thursday, October 3.
MSS and MSC speakers, along with company’s MW woofers, “represent KICKER’s unwavering commitment to innovation and excellence in marine audio,” according to a press release from the Oklahoma-based manufacturer.
