Boom Stage II
#11
Ok. One more question as I wait for Bill to return my call. I spoke with Bethany (I think) at BT. She said that they were using Alpine SPR-60's for the rear speakers. I think she said that their speakers didn't fit the enclosures in the back seat. She said I should order them myself online. My question is are these what everyone else is using for rear speakers? As I look at the specs for these particular speakers, I don't see any indication that they are weather resistant.
Thanks again
Thanks again
#12
Ok. One more question as I wait for Bill to return my call. I spoke with Bethany (I think) at BT. She said that they were using Alpine SPR-60's for the rear speakers. I think she said that their speakers didn't fit the enclosures in the back seat. She said I should order them myself online. My question is are these what everyone else is using for rear speakers? As I look at the specs for these particular speakers, I don't see any indication that they are weather resistant.
Thanks again
Thanks again
Below are install links for BT stuff,
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/audio...-a-newbie.html
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/audio...180-is-in.html
#13
Ok. One more question as I wait for Bill to return my call. I spoke with Bethany (I think) at BT. She said that they were using Alpine SPR-60's for the rear speakers. I think she said that their speakers didn't fit the enclosures in the back seat. She said I should order them myself online. My question is are these what everyone else is using for rear speakers? As I look at the specs for these particular speakers, I don't see any indication that they are weather resistant.
Thanks again
Thanks again
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Take a look at this: http://www.lawabidingbiker.com/harleyaudiocomparison/
This is a great site. The guy does good work.
This is a great site. The guy does good work.
I had the same questions and confusion that you did but decided on the complete Biketronics package based on a lot of great advice from the Audio forum here and after talking with the folks at BT and I couldn't be happier. Just talk to Bill at BT, like others have indicated here. You won't regret it.
This thread might help too....
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/audio...-a-newbie.html
Last edited by skibum0607; 02-27-2016 at 07:10 PM.
#20
Biketronics makes awesome audio components I had it installed in my prior bike....I myself went with the boom audio. I got it new at 30 percent off at Lancaster Harley while i was at Harley open house in York pa. My main concern when shopping around was ease of install while neatness of wiring, and of course overall sound. I got all three with the boom it took me about 2 hrs to install and sounds awesome. I rarely ride under 75 on highway and can hear it clear as day. You need to do some shopping before you make your decision. Here on forum there is a ton of info just sift through it wisely.
Good luck
Chris
Good luck
Chris