2013 Ultra Limited
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2013 Ultra Limited
Guys,
I bought my father a BT4180 amp for his 2013 Ultra Limited, I would like some help on recommendations of fronts and rears to pair with this amp. Trying to keep its budget build for him, I have the same amp and will be running Focals.
He has talked about the BT Titan 6.5's but still doing the research. He has already said that the stock system is not that bad and he can hear it fine, I don't think he knows the difference a good system will make. We will want to make sure it is "bullet proof" so this reason I'm thinking the Biketronics may be the best bet. What do you guys think? Titans for the rears and 7.1 for the front? pro's??
Thanks
Pete
I bought my father a BT4180 amp for his 2013 Ultra Limited, I would like some help on recommendations of fronts and rears to pair with this amp. Trying to keep its budget build for him, I have the same amp and will be running Focals.
He has talked about the BT Titan 6.5's but still doing the research. He has already said that the stock system is not that bad and he can hear it fine, I don't think he knows the difference a good system will make. We will want to make sure it is "bullet proof" so this reason I'm thinking the Biketronics may be the best bet. What do you guys think? Titans for the rears and 7.1 for the front? pro's??
Thanks
Pete
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Cool. I did the same thing for my father last year. I went with the BT4180 amp. The regular 7.1's in the fairing. The Titan II in the lowers and the kickers is the rear pods. He told me the same thing your father did. Ahh he says. "I can hear my stock system just fine" When I installed the BT system in there he went ape ****!! He's 81 years old with a 09 CVO.... Lol!!
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Cool. I did the same thing for my father last year. I went with the BT4180 amp. The regular 7.1's in the fairing. The Titan II in the lowers and the kickers is the rear pods. He told me the same thing your father did. Ahh he says. "I can hear my stock system just fine" When I installed the BT system in there he went ape ****!! He's 81 years old with a 09 CVO.... Lol!!
Thanks
Pete
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You can definitely go with the Titan II's in the rear pods but you will need a spacer. The speaker magnet is too big to fit in the pods so they will need to be elevated about a half inch to fit. They sound awesome back there. I assumed you were looking for a drop in speaker with out modifications is why I suggested the Kickers. But yeah the Titans would be the ticket!!
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Cool. I did the same thing for my father last year. I went with the BT4180 amp. The regular 7.1's in the fairing. The Titan II in the lowers and the kickers is the rear pods. He told me the same thing your father did. Ahh he says. "I can hear my stock system just fine" When I installed the BT system in there he went ape ****!! He's 81 years old with a 09 CVO.... Lol!!
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Cool. I did the same thing for my father last year. I went with the BT4180 amp. The regular 7.1's in the fairing. The Titan II in the lowers and the kickers is the rear pods. He told me the same thing your father did. Ahh he says. "I can hear my stock system just fine" When I installed the BT system in there he went ape ****!! He's 81 years old with a 09 CVO.... Lol!!
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