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A UTV dash was never built for a car radio, and that's why the KBTR was built for the switch blank that's already sitting there!

The KICKER KBTR Powersports Bluetooth receiver clips into a 2 x 1.4-inch opening and fits most OEM double-switch knockouts, so it takes that blank instead of forcing you to cut a radio hole in the dash.

Pair it to your phone and you're streaming, with 60 feet (18.3 m) of Bluetooth range so the audio keeps playing when you hop off. USB plays MP3, WMA, WAV, and FLAC off a flash drive when you don't want to burn your phone battery on the trail, while AUX Input also offers a wired source.

The Line-out RCAs hit 4 volts into your amp, and a dedicated subwoofer RCA out already carries a 100 Hz, 12 dB/octave low-pass. The face has oversized buttons that you can effortlessly adjust, including a dedicated Sub level so you can turn the low end up when the trail gets loud without hunting through a menu in gloves.

The IP66 housing is built for weather and mud, and the LEDs switch between Dim, Normal, and Bright so you can still see them at noon or after dark.

ATVs, UTVs, XTVs, motorcycles, and the rest of the powersports lineup, or anywhere you need a Bluetooth input! It's the source unit that feeds your KICKER amplifier, so the whole system finally starts with something built for outside.

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

Your patio should sound as good as the living room! And with deep discounts for Amazon Deal Days today and tomorrow, the opportunity to outfit your outdoors has arrived.

The KICKER Outdoor Audio (OA) Series turns the deck, the pool, the shop, and the backyard into the ultimate hang. Black or ivory in 4-, 6-, and 8-inch pairs that feature purpose-built cabinets that hold up to sun and rain, and a sound that stays smooth when you turn it up for the whole yard.

Hang them under the eave, aim them at the seating, or take the same sound off the wall with the TowerScape and plant it in the landscape, flanking the pool or marking the party zone.

Then add the OA Subwoofer, our weatherproof 10-inch sub that sits with non-slip feet, or stakes into the yard, and gives the music the weight cheap outdoor speakers never have. Vocals stay clear, the low end shows up, and the whole system finally feels complete.

Today and tomorrow only, save 25 to 30 percent on the OA Series during Amazon Prime Big Deal Days. Speakers, TowerScape, and the OA Sub are all in the deal. Prime pricing ends October 7.

OA Series: https://www.kicker.com/oa-outdoor-audio
Shop the deal: https://www.amazon.com/stores/KICKER/page/811E1FA3-FA3A-46CA-A1D2-452499D95088

KICKER Kicker has reshaped the audio world with innovative products that consistently raise the bar for audio performance.

KICKER's Team SQ put on a show at the 2026 Unified Car Audio Sound Quality Finals in Fort Smith this weekend. Three cars. Three organizations. Hardware across the board.

ICA Finals:
Brandon Laielli — 2nd, INT-4
Scott Williams — 3rd, OE2

EMMA Finals:
Brandon — 3rd, S Unlimited
Scott — 3rd, S Limited

EMMA Kickoff:
Scott — 2nd, S Limited
Joe Hobart — 3rd, S Unlimited

MASQ Kickoff:
Brandon — 3rd, Mod

Then it got even better! SQOLOGY’s Klifton Keplinger took a weighted average of every organization’s Finals sound scores and ranked the top 10 out of 36 cars; Joe landed 6th, and Brandon at 10th.

Brandon and Joe appeared to have tied in EMMA Finals S Unlimited. Brandon took the official Sunday tiebreaker but, when they rechecked the sheets, Joe had been shorted a point. Brandon handed him the trophy on the spot, while EMMA gets updated. Teamwork makes the dreamwork.

Also in the building and running KICKER LX amps, subs, and a center channel: Todd Rose - he won 3rd in MASQ Kickoff Pro Mod, 3rd in 2-seat, and 3rd in M Limited at both EMMA Finals and EMMA Kickoff.

Fort Smith and the score sheets heard us loud (but with headroom) and clear! Here is some content from the event, including a vid shot by Joe, and also a pic at the end of all the hardware TeamSQ has collected since hitting the scene.

KICKER is on GEARZ tonight! Season 20, Episode 13 of Stacey David’s GEARZ is “Drifting Away with Brendon Greaves; KICKER Stereo Parts.”

Stacey sits down with Australian drift driver Brendon Greaves on what it takes to build a competitive drift car. Then the shop turns to audio. We’ve been in that garage before, from the Li’l Red Wagon to BIG DEBRA, and this episode walks through great KICKER options that leave the factory stereo behind on your own project.

Tune in tonight at 9:00 p.m. ET / 8:00 p.m. CT on RACER Network.
If you miss it, it reairs Thursday at 12:00 a.m. ET and again at 10:00 a.m. ET.

Watch info: https://staceydavid.com/

Thanks to Stacey David and the GEARZ crew for having us back in the shop!

Costa Mesa just wrapped the world’s biggest sand sports weekend, and KICKER was all over it. The XRV rolled into Lot I at the DRT Motorsports Sand Sports Super Show, powered by RPM, Sept. 18-20 at the OC Fair & Event Center. Under that 83-foot awning we stacked custom side-by-sides loaded with weather-ready KICKER gear. Tower speakers cutting through the wind, PowerBars on the cage, thin-mount CompRT subs tucked where a full-size box won’t fit, KM coaxials in the dash, and compact PXA and KPX amps that keep playing when the dust and heat show up.

We weren’t parked in one corner. SSV Works had KICKER-equipped machines in the Green Gate. UTV Stereo was right there in Lot I. Temecula Motorsports, Bert’s Mega Mall, and Morgan Motorsports all had builds you could walk up to and hear. That’s the point of S4. You see the kits on real cages, not just on a spec sheet.

Dune season is open. If your RZR, Maverick, or sand rail still sounds like the factory radio fighting the wind, now’s the time. Weather-proof speakers, powered bars & cans with Broadcast Mode for the campsite, and plug-and-play SSV Works kits that use KICKER drivers are built for Glamis, Pismo, and every pit stop in between.

Swipe the photos from the weekend, then find a dealer and get the rig ready.

Round cone, L7 attitude. The CompVX takes Solo-Baric L7S tech like the SoloKon cone, the vented back bracing, the cool-running motor, and drops it in a classic round basket that fits more boxes and more rides.

Up to 1000W RMS on the CVX15, so it's tight when you want music, and mean when you want attention.

CompVX: https://www.kicker.com/compvx-subwoofers
Find a KICKER dealer: https://www.kicker.com/dealer-locator