J&M audio
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darkkevin (06-11-2021)
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TexasMotorcycleRider (06-11-2021)
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TexasMotorcycleRider (06-11-2021)
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Plug and play also makes it easier to yank out. The J&M Rokker system lasted even less time in my bike than the Rockford amp and speakers did.
The only good thing about both of those brands when I had them is they were easy to sell to guys that only wanted plug and play. Which still baffles me.
I actually felt like a greasy used car salesman selling that junk to somebody.
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Its called progress....advancement.....you know, like drum brakes were the stuff in the 50s, then along came rotors and power disc brake. Now we have power disk brakes, abs, all kinds of new fangled stuff. Maybe we should go back to drums.
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Lol, almost spit out my coffee!
Plug and play also makes it easier to yank out. The J&M Rokker system lasted even less time in my bike than the Rockford amp and speakers did.
The only good thing about both of those brands when I had them is they were easy to sell to guys that only wanted plug and play. Which still baffles me.
I actually felt like a greasy used car salesman selling that junk to somebody.
Plug and play also makes it easier to yank out. The J&M Rokker system lasted even less time in my bike than the Rockford amp and speakers did.
The only good thing about both of those brands when I had them is they were easy to sell to guys that only wanted plug and play. Which still baffles me.
I actually felt like a greasy used car salesman selling that junk to somebody.
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They both fall into the same category as mediocre plug and play audio for people too lazy to crimp 4 speaker wires, because realistically, that's the only real difference on a 2 speaker system. Still have to run power and ground, still have to plug in RCA cables.
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Juice