Hey Zip77,

Biketronics uses the HAT speakers and re-brands them. I put the HAT's in the same category as the Hertz, Focal and now the Arc Moto's. They all sell different levels of speakers, so sometimes it's hard to compare apples to apples. Speaker sound preference is strictly a personal choice.

I am using them for the faring in this build because I want to do something a little different than the packaged systems and I am a HAT dealer

 

Haze.. Ive heard of them in the car world but not as much in the bike.

CVOJOE,

Thanks for the info. Im def interested in hearing how they come out once your all finished and tuned

 

all hand formed. cut off wheel and a grinder. dumbell weights as radius guides. and lots of staring and thinking....definately wasnt a weekend project, but not much else to do in the winter months up here

 

Seems like bike audio is a small drop in a huge bucket of car audio also, you really don't see any marketing for them on bikes either, but Arc has a "moto" line, Soundz uses Focals, DD Audio has line also promoted for bikes, etc. Those Legatia's are legit.

 

Looking Good Joe

 

Then that's even more impressive, it looks like you had a whole sheet metal shop at your service.

 

no. hope to by next fall. job opening as welding instructor....so i got my fingers crossed

 

Those Hertz HCX 165's sound awesome with the 600.4 that's what I am running in the fairing. They are very clear and great sq at highway speeds. SF

 

I sold them to another forum member who is starting to put a system together. He is now looking for an amp, Are you selling your old one?

 

With metal skills like that, they will be lucky to have you.