Now there's a good expensive package for you ravens9322!!!
I would have grabbed that amp but jumped on the BT sale yesterday.

 

Pm me with your asking prices please. And what do you plan on replacing them with?

 

If I remember correctly Bunker went with the Moto 602's and the Rockford TM400X4ad marine rated amp. That system is gonna scream!

 

Bingo... sounds like a winner with the limitations of a stock HU!

 

You guys are gonna have no problem pissing off my wife without even having to meet her!!

 

Sounds to me that Santa may have been good to you!!!

 

Bitten by the bug.

 

Hello – I’ve been a forum members for years, however hadn’t had much audio interest. I’ve been peeking around a bit the last few weeks getting acquainted. I have a 2013 Road Glide and would like to increase the quality of my audio. Like ravens that started the thread I am fairly simple, and at this point don’t want to get too far into the minutia.

Initially I was hoping to keep the stock head unit (aesthetics and water proof purposes), however after reading many posts it seems a head unit upgrade should be considered. With that, can you point out a handful that I may be able to compare (Sony, Kenwood, etc) as well provide your recommendation.

As far as speakers, I am lost. Should I be looking to 6.5 or 7.25 in size? In Sturgis this last past year is when I really began seeking an audio upgrade. No one that I ride with has upgraded audio so I relied primarily on the various vendors. Obviously I have seen HD’s Boom Audio. At Black Hills HD in Rapid I know I came across J&M, and another vendor as well in downtown Sturgis Rockford Fosgate. Again, it appears from my forum reading the favored and primary go two speakers at the moment are Infinity Kappa.

Amp wise I am good for anything however don’t want to have to fine tune it too much and would like it to fit nicely install wise. Retaining FM radio would be ideal.

Please provide some input for a head unit, speakers and an amp. I am comfortable within the $1,000 range. Retaining FM radio would be ideal, as well hopefully having visually appealing speaker grilles for the Road Glide. Plug and play, or close including a wire harness would be awesome! Perhaps that’s what makes Biketronics and J&M appealing, a package? Ultimately I suspect like most I will get the audio bug and be interested in dialing in my system if possible. Thanks

 

Sportruk, a lot of good info here. If you want to keep Fm, and get a plug and play system, I would recommend calling Biketronics and talk to Bill. You should be able to get a great sounding stereo for $1000, great co. and life time warranty. This post should bump you up to top of forum and get other opinions. How many speakers, and their locations would help with more info. I am running a Kenwood 998 HU and it is better sounding then my previous Alpine 9886. Good luck, and oh yeah I am not a fan of J&M.

 

Mike nailed it. With a $1000 bucks you can get a very nice system from Biketronics and retain your FM radio. Call and talk to Bill. Great guy to talk to and he'll take good care of you!