2 speaker amp decision
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It will depend on which speakers you go with and budget.
For a 2 speaker fairing only setup:
Pro audio if you are only worried about loud and clear as a bell at any speed
DD AW/tweeter if you want a little thump with good sound quality, but at highway speeds you could end up turning the volume up to your max working things hard.
For a 2 speaker fairing only setup:
Pro audio if you are only worried about loud and clear as a bell at any speed
DD AW/tweeter if you want a little thump with good sound quality, but at highway speeds you could end up turning the volume up to your max working things hard.
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Originally Posted by matt76cmich
It will depend on which speakers you go with and budget.
For a 2 speaker fairing only setup:
Pro audio if you are only worried about loud and clear as a bell at any speed
DD AW/tweeter if you want a little thump with good sound quality, but at highway speeds you could end up turning the volume up to your max working things hard.
For a 2 speaker fairing only setup:
Pro audio if you are only worried about loud and clear as a bell at any speed
DD AW/tweeter if you want a little thump with good sound quality, but at highway speeds you could end up turning the volume up to your max working things hard.
T.
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Originally Posted by SoZo
Thanks for the advise... I am still thinking the speaker thing over but what amp for either application ?????
T.
Last edited by Tailwind; 11-24-2017 at 05:47 PM.
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Originally Posted by matt76cmich
Yes, yes i did. Off a bridged D4 with B3 super tweeters.
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Excellent!!! Just never heard them described that way before. 240w off that D4 should have been way more than enough to perform really damn good at highway speeds. In fact, I would categorize the AW with the B3 & the right watts as one of the top possible setups going for the guys willing to pull gauges or drill holes for the horns.
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T.
Still hard to beat the AW setup for an all around 2 speaker fairing only setup. Just one of those things if you don't care about having a fuller sound on back roads and around town and just want clean and clear on the highway, it's hard to beat a pro audio setup in the fairing, but you have to know it is what it is going in and not expect it to make your gauges vibrate. You'll feel the snare drum vs the bass drum type of thing.
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