【A LOGON Original Resin Baffle Kit for Properly Installing the KICKER KSS6704 in a Jimny】

A speaker installation kit combining the KICKER KSS6704 and LOGON original resin baffle, designed for those who feel that the factory speakers in their Jimny just aren’t quite enough.

KICKER is a deeply rooted brand for LOGON as well—one we’ve been associated with for a long time.
Among its lineup, the KSS6704 stands out for its crisp mid-bass/midrange and its bright, smoothly extended highs. It’s a speaker that suits those who want to hear their usual music a bit more energetic and fun. It’s also a model you’ll enjoy using if you want vocals to stand out clearly and if you want the rhythm to hit with good impact—whether it’s rock, pop, or anything in between.

In this set, we combine not only the speaker itself, but also the LOGON original resin baffle that serves as the installation foundation.
A speaker isn’t something you can simply swap in and be done; the final result changes depending on how it’s secured to the vehicle, the stability of the mounting surface, wiring handling, and even future maintenance. Especially for cars like the Jimny—many people keep them for a long time and treat them with care—it’s important to choose an installation method that won’t cause problems later.

For a separate-component speaker setup, we perform the installation while considering, as needed, re-running the speaker cable and the mounting position of the network.
Rather than forcing the included network into an area where it’s not visible, we shape everything to fit the actual vehicle in a natural way—taking into account future upgrades and how easy it will be to inspect later.

The KSS6704 has a strong, enjoyable character even without adding an amplifier, and its “face” can change depending on how it’s adjusted.
It can be tuned toward sounding lively, or toward being more balanced and easy to listen to. That makes it a good choice for people who want to improve sound starting with a speaker swap—and also for those who plan to develop the system further in the future with an amplifier or even a DSP.

At LOGON, we don’t recommend products by looking only at the items themselves. We guide you based on how you use your vehicle, the music you normally listen to, your current system, and how far you want to take it in the future.
If you want to make the sound in your Jimny a bit more enjoyable, move one step beyond the factory setup, but install it in a way that’s less likely to lead to regrets later—then I think it’s best to decide the direction together while looking at the actual vehicle once.