New FOCAL Fairing amp 4x175w!
#422
03-28-2018 | 05:30 PM
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From: Cali
I will let everyone know how this works out. Very nice amp. It's a little $$$$ but nice. This J&M amp is a really good amp, I just wanted to try something new with more power and tone control. Also was looking at the Arc Moto 600.4 the Hertz amp. I really like this little monster.
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#426
03-28-2018 | 11:03 PM
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#428
03-30-2018 | 07:20 AM
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Just an FYI, the amp input connector plug is small and a little flakey.
I was getting a crackle from one of my speakers when I turned the handlebars full left. Had to take the fairing back off, undo and the zip ties, and do the wire wiggle test. Turns out the female pins in the black plug don't mate all that great. I jacked with the pins a little but in the end I secured the connector wires a little better so there was no stress on the plug with the bars turned stop to stop. Okay so far....
I was getting a crackle from one of my speakers when I turned the handlebars full left. Had to take the fairing back off, undo and the zip ties, and do the wire wiggle test. Turns out the female pins in the black plug don't mate all that great. I jacked with the pins a little but in the end I secured the connector wires a little better so there was no stress on the plug with the bars turned stop to stop. Okay so far....
#429
03-30-2018 | 11:53 AM
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From: Cali
Just an FYI, the amp input connector plug is small and a little flakey.
I was getting a crackle from one of my speakers when I turned the handlebars full left. Had to take the fairing back off, undo and the zip ties, and do the wire wiggle test. Turns out the female pins in the black plug don't mate all that great. I jacked with the pins a little but in the end I secured the connector wires a little better so there was no stress on the plug with the bars turned stop to stop. Okay so far....
I was getting a crackle from one of my speakers when I turned the handlebars full left. Had to take the fairing back off, undo and the zip ties, and do the wire wiggle test. Turns out the female pins in the black plug don't mate all that great. I jacked with the pins a little but in the end I secured the connector wires a little better so there was no stress on the plug with the bars turned stop to stop. Okay so far....
#430
03-30-2018 | 12:01 PM
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From: Cali
Just an FYI, the amp input connector plug is small and a little flakey.
I was getting a crackle from one of my speakers when I turned the handlebars full left. Had to take the fairing back off, undo and the zip ties, and do the wire wiggle test. Turns out the female pins in the black plug don't mate all that great. I jacked with the pins a little but in the end I secured the connector wires a little better so there was no stress on the plug with the bars turned stop to stop. Okay so far....
I was getting a crackle from one of my speakers when I turned the handlebars full left. Had to take the fairing back off, undo and the zip ties, and do the wire wiggle test. Turns out the female pins in the black plug don't mate all that great. I jacked with the pins a little but in the end I secured the connector wires a little better so there was no stress on the plug with the bars turned stop to stop. Okay so far....