Speaker recommendations
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Speaker recommendations
I've got a pieced together audio setup on my 06 FLHT. The HU is a Radio Sound from an '05 CVO with 4ohm output for the front channel. The rear is pre-04 HD amp which is 8ohms. I added the Hogtunes tweeter pod and that really helped bring out the highs, now I'm looking to do something for the front speakers as I have the outer fairing off right now. Can anyone recommend a set of reasonably priced 5.25 or maybe even 6.5" speakers that might pair well with this head unit? I seem to get stuck in the rain a lot so marine grade is a must. Thanks!
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I'm full swing into my winter projects (95" kit, apes, etc) and I keep dabbing into these audio threads. I really appreciate how much time, effort, and research that the members of this form do in regards to premium audio systems. That being said, I simply cannot justify investing quite as much as some can. I also don't have an audio background, so I have been looking into plug and play kits. I see that Rockford Fosgate makes a four speaker kit with amplifier that is within my budget however I have not seen many reviews of the product. While I understand that it might not stand up to the premium systems, I am wondering if it is a worthwhile upgrade to my aging set up. The one thing that does concern me is that the stereo on my motorcycle is apparently from the CVO model. I was under the impression that the front speakers were powered by the radio and that the rear speakers were powered by the amplifier underneath the trunk and that they simply draw a line signal from the front speakers. Both the Hogtunes and Rockford packages list a compatibility issue with the CVO system, but can't I simply remove the rear amplifier and wire the rear speakers directly to the new amplifier? As always any input is appreciated!
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I'm full swing into my winter projects (95" kit, apes, etc) and I keep dabbing into these audio threads. I really appreciate how much time, effort, and research that the members of this form do in regards to premium audio systems. That being said, I simply cannot justify investing quite as much as some can. I also don't have an audio background, so I have been looking into plug and play kits. I see that Rockford Fosgate makes a four speaker kit with amplifier that is within my budget however I have not seen many reviews of the product. While I understand that it might not stand up to the premium systems, I am wondering if it is a worthwhile upgrade to my aging set up. The one thing that does concern me is that the stereo on my motorcycle is apparently from the CVO model. I was under the impression that the front speakers were powered by the radio and that the rear speakers were powered by the amplifier underneath the trunk and that they simply draw a line signal from the front speakers. Both the Hogtunes and Rockford packages list a compatibility issue with the CVO system, but can't I simply remove the rear amplifier and wire the rear speakers directly to the new amplifier? As always any input is appreciated!
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That is pretty impressive. Couple of questions if I may:
First, how does one mount an amp that big in the fairing?
Second: what s the recommendation on tour pak "pod" speakers? I don't imagine that those 6.5" will fit
Third: will this amp accept the speaker-level input? I don't have pre-amp on my radio
First, how does one mount an amp that big in the fairing?
Second: what s the recommendation on tour pak "pod" speakers? I don't imagine that those 6.5" will fit
Third: will this amp accept the speaker-level input? I don't have pre-amp on my radio
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