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When the space is tight and the charging system isn't built for a rack of amps, the KPX-Series is ready to step up. These compact Class-D amplifiers put real KICKER power into a chassis that’s only about 8.5 inches long and under 2 inches tall. That’s small enough to sit over a motorcycle radio, tuck under a seat, drop into a UTV cavity, or hide in a hybrid or compact.

The KPX300.4 runs two- or four-speaker systems at 75 watts x 4 into 2 ohms, or 150 watts x 2 bridged. Independent gains and selectable 12 dB high-pass crossovers at 60, 80, 100, or 120 Hz keep the speakers protected and the midrange clean. We've had customers with racecars needing a low-weight, low-current draw solution, and the KPX300.4 was the perfect answer, powering 2 speakers and 1 bridged subwoofer.

The KPX500.1 is the 1-ohm stable sub amp, delivering 500 watts RMS with a 24 dB variable low-pass from 40 to 160 Hz, a 24 dB variable subsonic filter from 10 to 40 Hz, and selectable KickEQ bass boost at 40 Hz. Add the optional CXARC remote and you can tune bass from the bars or the driver’s seat.

FIT+ inputs take 125 millivolts to 40 volts, so most factory radios don't need a line output converter. DC-offset turn-on means you don't have to chase a remote lead. Conformal-coated boards and a weather-resistant design handle vibration, spray, and temperature swings. High efficiency keeps current draw low, so the charging system stays happy, including start-stop vehicles.

You get full-size output in the leftover space other amps can't use.

KPX Series: https://www.kicker.com/kpx-series-amplifiers
Find a KICKER dealer: https://www.kicker.com/dealer-locator

A bare cone in a trunk, door or cargo area is one grocery run, one toolbox slide, or one curious kid away from a torn surround or punctured cone. The new square and round steel mesh grilles were made to protect your system and provide a professional finished look to your sub & box.

You get a clean, tight face on the enclosure instead of a raw cone staring back at you. The honeycomb pattern is sharp and even, the black mesh sits flush in the ring, and the whole thing reads like part of the sub instead of an add-on slapped on after the fact. The open design lets the cone breathe while it keeps boots, bags, and debris off the cone and surround. You still get full output; you just don’t get the scuffs or damage.

The 52GL is a perfect fit on L7T, L7S and L7R subs, with printable spacers for L7X.
The 52GR covers the Comp sub family: CompVT, CompVR, CompVX, CompR, CompRT, CompC, and Comp, plus a spacer file for CompQ.

8, 10, 12, and 15-inch sizes, whether behind-the-seat truck boxes, SUV cargo areas, infinite baffle trunk subs: Put a grille on it! The system will look louder before you even turn it on.

Full grille lineup: https://www.kicker.com/subwoofer-grilles
Find a KICKER dealer: https://www.kicker.com/dealer-locator

The L7S-series is the square sub that turns any car or truck into a demo vehicle. The Solo-Baric L7S takes KICKER’s patented square-cone and turns it into bass you feel in the seat, the next lane over, and the house down the street.

That extra surface area only works if the cone stays honest. The injection-molded SoloKon cone uses 360-degree back bracing so it doesn’t fold when you feed it power. Patented ribbed corners in the Santoprene surround keep the square shape under control instead of wrinkling and tearing. Blue stitching locks the surround down so the hit stays clean when the volume is maxed.

A cast aluminum basket not only reduces weight, it pulls heat out of the motor faster than steel, so the sub stays loud and doesn't wear down. The UniPlate one-piece back plate and pole piece give that heat a straight path out instead of trapping it at joints. Perimeter venting moves air across the voice coil on every stroke, so power handling stays where you set it. Dual high-temp coils take the wattage without cooking, while the large ceramic magnet puts more force on the voice coil, so the cone stays tight and controlled.

They work in any application or box, whether sealed if you want tight and musical, or ported if you want it to breathe and hit harder. Sedan, truck, or SUV, it doesn’t care. Drop an L7S in a proper box, give it the watts, and your system is ready to live loud!

Product page: https://www.kicker.com/solo-baric-l7S-subwoofers
Find a KICKER dealer: https://www.kicker.com/dealer-locator

Ocean City Jeep Fest just wrapped up, and if that weekend proved anything, it's that a Wrangler sounds best when the bass can hang with the beach, the sand course, and a boardwalk full of Jeeps.

The KICKER Jeep Wrangler-Specific L7T Enclosure (51KJPL7T122) is built for that life. It mounts to the inner tailgate with included custom hardware, so you keep cab space and rear legroom instead of parking a box in the cargo area. The heavy-duty roto-molded enclosure is weather-resistant and front-firing with a grille, which matters when the top is off and the environment is demanding.

Inside is our thin-profile Solo-Baric L7T 12-inch square sub. The square cone moves up to 20 percent more air than a similar-sized round sub, and the thin L7T motor still brings a large voice coil, bumped top plate, SoloKon cone with 360-degree back bracing, and UniPlate heat management.

Recommended power is 300 to 600 watts RMS into a single 2-ohm terminal. Frequency response is 25 to 100 Hz.

Fitment covers Jeep Wrangler JK (2007-2018) and JL (2018-2026). If your Jeep has the factory passenger-side sub, that assembly has to come out for clearance. Replacement non-sub trim panels are available from MOPAR and online retailers.

You don't need a custom fab shop to give a Wrangler real KICKER bass. Bolt it to the tailgate, add a matching mono amp, and take the weekend energy with you every day.

Product page: https://www.kicker.com/51KJPL7T122
Find a KICKER dealer: https://www.kicker.com/dealer-locator

Ocean City is Jeep country this weekend, and KICKER is proud to present Ocean City Jeep Fest through Sunday.

Day 1 is underway and Vendor Village is open to the public until 5 PM at the Ocean City Convention Center, 4001 Coastal Highway. KICKER headlines the hall with Audio Works on site for Jeep-ready sound systems, speaker upgrades, and installations. Hours stay 10 AM to 5 PM Friday and Saturday, then 10 AM to 1:30 PM Sunday.

The KICKER Sand Course is still running at the Inlet Parking Lot, 809 S. Atlantic Ave. Today’s third shift is 3:30 to 5:30 PM beside the Pier and Boardwalk. Air down to 17 PSI, lock in 4WD, and bring your own compressor to air back up.
Tonight after the Seacrets gathering, Brian Bishop and Friends play an acoustic set at Fast Eddies from 8:30 to 10:30 PM.

The rest of the weekend keeps going with sunrise Beach Crawls, three KICKER Sand Course shifts a day, Show & Shine Friday and Saturday from 11 AM to 2 PM, and the full Vendor Village. Come hear what a properly built Jeep system can do over wind, sand, and boardwalk noise.

Event details and registration: https://www.oceancityjeepfest.com/

See you on the sand, Livin’ Loud in Ocean City.