KEMIMOTO 2.1CH UTV Sound Bar System 17 Inch with Woofer RGB Lights

Features

• True 2.1 Channel Audio: KEMIMOTO 2.1 stereo UTV sound bar with subwoofer delivers studio-quality sound. The main sound bar has a 4-inch subwoofer (with a power of 60 watts) and a 4-inch passive speaker installed within the audio bar, and additional dual 3" full-range speakers (20W each). Our 100W RMS ensures consistent, distortion-free audio even at maximum volume. Great for cutting through engine noise on trails or filling your campsite with rich, balanced sound
• RGB Syncing with Music: UTV sound bar with subwoofer creates the ultimate party atmosphere with RGB lights that pulse to your music. This UTV sound bar adds a vibrant and stylish touch to your. When music plays, the dual-tower speakers' lights pulse blue to the rhythm. Note: You cannot turn off dual-tower speakers' lights while music is playing
• IP66 Waterproof Build: KEMIMOTO 2.1CH UTV Sound Bar features an aircraft-grade aluminum housing and is fully sealed with silicone gaskets, making it withstand mud, dust, water jets, and extreme temperatures (-20C to 60C). No worries about sudden rainstorms or trail splashes, it's engineered for real outdoor abuse
• Advanced Connectivity: Experience faster pairing, longer range (over 65 feet), and more stable streaming than standard wireless audio. Connect via USB (supports up to 128GB drives), AUX-IN for older audio devices, or use the AUX-OUT port to expand your setup with an extra subwoofer or speakers
• Universal Fits: Get from box to bass in 15 minutes flat. We've eliminated the guesswork. Our universal adjustable brackets are designed for rock-solid on roll bars from 1" to 2". Ensuring a seamless install on UTVs, ATVs, Golf carts, and marines. Compatible with Polaris RZR, Can-Am Maverick, Trail, and Commander, etc. Please ensure the roll cage is installed along a horizontal line
• Authentic Sound Characteristic: KEMIMOTO utv soundbar with subwoofer uses two satellite speakers to handle vocals and midrange, while the main bar helps fill in the low end. If the bass seems less noticeable, that's completely normal it's by design, not a defect