VO 6x9's

Yes, you do loose some sound at speed, but with everything else I have still makes for clear tunes.

 

Fairing
MMATS 601.4
VO B3 Horns

Lowers
MMATs 601.4

Tour Pak
Polk MM652

Bags
VO 6x9s

AMPS
Diamond Audio 4v2 Pushing Fairing and lowers
SD 800.4 Pushing Tour Pak and Bags

No secrets other than Sony Head unit XAV AX100 and tuned by ear with multiple songs.
I can listen to Rock, Country, Hick-Hop with out even messing with my settings.

 

Sounds sick for only being one 6x9 in the bags! And a lot lighter than the 10" mid I'm going to put in the bags. But like everyone else... Whats the whole combo?! Wonder if the head unit is a factor...

 

This was th plan from the get-go, I got this bike used last year.
16FLHTCU 2,000 miles stock everything.
Small 4.3 screen and air cooled no wet-head.
The H/U is a couple hundred dollars more than a DSP. So I had all this in my mind during purchase.

 

Sounds dang good sir.

 

Thanks for the info! Did you waterproof at all. I'm guessing a layer between the speaker and the bag? Any water issues? Sorry if I missed that somewhere

 

No,
VO are Marine grade.
Every time that 6x9 hits it blows everything out

 

That's a lot more ingredients than I have on my sled - DD - AW 6.5 in the fairing w/ Hertz mpk tweets, Hertz MPX 690 in the lids being feed by stock Head-unit & Focal Sport amp

 

Solid plans produce solid results. Based on your comment about the H/U I'm assuming you feel that particular H/U is giving you similar tuning capability as a stand alone DSP? My question is not a challenge, it's to learn.

I really appreciate guys that think outside the box and have the patience to see things through.

Zach

 

No, definitely does not have as many tuning variables. I did not want to deal with Harley's/BOOM EQ curve and the flash ordeal.
Just easier to make it sound good. Hell I am still running my fairing and horns in parallel.
I do have a DSR1 in my drawer waiting on winter for a complete re-wire and change things up for next years Meet and Greet.