KICKER KB6B 2-Way Full Range Indoor Outdoor Speakers (Pair) Weatherproof Speakers for Patio Garage Poolside in-Home, 6.5 inch woofer, 2x5 inch Horn Tweeter Black

As a big brand, I expected quality, but these speakers truly blew me away, especially considering their budget-friendly price point. I mounted them on our privacy fence facing the pool, and the sound instantly transformed our outdoor space. The highs are crystal clear, providing a crisp and detailed listening experience. What really surprised me, though, was the strong bass response for speakers of this size. They deliver a rich, full sound that's perfect for poolside lounging or energetic gatherings. For the price, these are an absolute no-brainer – the value for money is outstanding. Installation was a breeze thanks to the nice mounting brackets, which also allow for easy angle adjustment, so you can direct the sound exactly where you want it. A quick tip for those mounting them in the elements like I did: While these are indeed outdoor speakers, I highly recommend investing in some good weatherproof outdoor speaker covers. Prolonged direct exposure to the elements, even for outdoor-rated speakers, can lead to degradation over time. A little extra protection will ensure these fantastic speakers continue to perform their best for years to come.

I paired this with a Fonsi HT4S 5 channel outdoor amp and it is a perfect match for my set up. Crystal clear with no distortion. I love the sound. My patio in south Florida takes a beating and these speakers will be perfect for rain humidity or straight up water. I am sitting in a thunder listening to these as we speak. Simple mounting and I have nothing but pure sound coming from these speakers. They are built solid. The brackets are perfect. I would use your pin screws to mount them as the ones provided leave a lot to be desired. But that’s just screws. These speakers are quality built. They look great and sound better! I would recommend these for your outdoor patio set up.

Fantastic. Good sound even with the u set powered amp I use on my back porch. Visually appealing, too, with good mounting brackets included.

great sound.. mounted on pontoon boat. be sure to get an 8ohm amplifier. Or a very high powered 6ohm.

Slapped these Kickers on my boat, and let me tell you—Poseidon himself is probably filing a noise complaint. The sound is so clear and loud that dolphins started following me like I was hosting an underwater rave. Before these, fishing trips were quiet, peaceful, and boring. Now? My boat is blasting Jimmy Buffett so hard the tuna are showing up pre-marinated. The Coast Guard hasn’t pulled me over yet, but if they do, I’ll just hand them a margarita and tell them to relax. They’re waterproof too, which is good, because I’m not responsible enough to avoid “accidentally” spraying them with a hose while showing off. Still works, still thumps, still drowns out my buddy’s terrible fishing stories. 10/10—If you want your boat to double as a party barge, buy these. Just be prepared for seagulls requesting encores.

These are amazing, way louder than we expected. For example, we bought the set and were worried we weren’t going to be able to hear it from about 50ft to the fire pit. you can hear it on the other side of the house clear as day! Great product for the price.

Have these in my Garage. they sound Great.

I couldn't get these up and mounted on the deck around the hottub and pool until recently due to a health condition. So I'm past the return window. But hey, they were only 150/pair so, not a great loss. First, these appear to be made very sturdy and exacting. The sound, while clear and crisp, is way too bright for my tastes. My old Yamaha speakers that are 15 years old and green from algae growing on them sound better. Mounting was just as easy as the previous speakers AND I do LIKE the spring load terminals to connect the wire. I hated the old speakers twist to compress the wire connectors. Second, They can definitely handle power, at least with the very low bass (<90Hz) being routed to the twin subs outside. My amp is a Parasound HCA-806. They are extremely efficient and do not require a lot of power to give a loud performance. Third, they are very wide angled in their sound field which is apparent because of the width of the front grill. They are quite a bit bigger than my old Yamahas which cost about the same (but 15 years ago), they just don't sound as smooth and refined. These are made, IMHO, to suit people who like LOUD music, not necessarily high quality sounding music. I bought two equalizers to try to and balance them out against my Bose speakers at the grill and pavilion, but to little avail. I might try tuning them a bit more since I can adjust the sound spectrum of each of the 8 outdoor speakers and do that separately from the subwoofers. I will say that if I had never heard my Yamaha speakers, I would probably like these more.