The stock head unit has its limitations on tuning.Using the BT 355 line levelers give you a little more flexibility but not much.

With the speakers you have on your wish list I would highly recommend getting the BIKETRONICS pod eliminator brackets to bring out the FULLNESS of the sound as the speaker pods will restrict the hell out of the sound those speakers are capable of producing.

 

RV7,

The guys here make good points, if you ever want to put on lowers, lid speakers or pods, the DA Micro 2V2 is not the amp you want.

However, if you do not plan on changing up your Streetglide and adding extra speakers down the line, that's a pretty good setup for a 2 speaker faring setup. That amp puts out 150 watts RMS per channel and will push those speakers pretty well.

Babyboy makes a very good point also

 

I think the fairing is the most I would ever change with a Street Glide. Unless I could somehow cram a credible subwoofer somewhere.

 

OK, hear goes. Out the door price for the Stage II set up (I already had the Stage I) was $1878.00 including discount. Parts only was $1350 and change (list price)
They told me if I was to add another amp and a set of speakers, I would most likely need the 54 amp charging system up grade. Thankfully I won't be doing that.

My first foray into audio upgrades was back in '03. I installed a pair of Hog Tunes speakers - what a difference that was. Then a few years later I installed the amp - again what a difference. Now I've gone from the Boom audio Stage I to Stage II and once again - what a difference.

Like everyone has said-how much do you want to spend and how much increase do you want? Personally I would just install up grade speakers and see if that is enough. Then go with an amp as the last option.

BTW: if you want to start at the beginning, I now have a great set of 4 Stage I speakers for a great price ($200 + shipping - that's half price).


Good luck - stock audio sucks! LOL

 

I'm capping this at $1500 -or hopefully LESS, haha. Obviously, bang for buck is important.... But if the system gives me some serious SPL and clarity improvements, then I'll consider it $$ well spent. Why not? Corbin seat, full suspension upgrade, stage I, new bars, etc... it's only my BLOOD, right??? Haw

 

So u already had boom 1, and yet it cost u another $1875 to go to boom 2? HAHAHAHA. WHAT A RIPOFF.

 

Gary,
Thanks for your honesty bro!!!! Damn glad u like what u have cause at the end of the day that is all that matters.
Very damn glad that u have the Kwan or financial resources to roll your bike into the MOCO and roll out with the system u wanted, ready to roll!!!!!!

The beauty of our HD culture is that we r damn diverse in many regards, including our ears and wallets. In line with that, is that this sled audio world can accommodate such diversity from the killer $500 system to the $2k plus systems.

Thanks for the info Gary. It's good to have such info so we can all make good decisions that support our individual desires, situations, and ears.

Enjoy your system!!!!!

T.

 

Tailwind- name the killer $500 system??!

 

Go up and look at the vids sticky. There is a $500 killer system on display.

T.

 

It would have cost more if I didn't already have the front amp and wiring. At Sturgis I saw other systems at the same price if not more and I would have had to take out the GPS.
I have something H-D can never refuse any warrantee problems.