2024 SG audio upgrade options??
#21
Yesterday | 01:09 PM
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I have to agree with you 100% I didn't want to put pyles in the faring 😂 but I also didn't want a full 3-4k build , just want to simply hear the radio and not worry about it. I honestly think it's a shame the quality of speakers picked for the manufacturer on these bikes. Not to mention the amp. Mid grade is what Im trying to achieve. Will I add more later? Maybe ,but definitely not right now. I will take as many install pictures and be as detailed as possible for everyone else on the fence with the system I picked in particular. I hope to maybe even help other members on here decide to go with it or not depending on my experience
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#22
Yesterday | 03:35 PM
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Joined: Mar 2017
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From: Texas
So what I've noticed over the years is that you get what you pay for, especially when it comes to motorcycle audio because it is just a different animal than other audio (car, boat, side by side). And it's all on what a guy wants to spend. No different than performance parts. Some guys are cool with just slip-ons, other wants a full build.
There's a lot of riders happy with stock Boom also.
I tend to suggest on this forum, the higher quality motorcycle audio specific parts because that's what I enjoy listening to on my bikes. And this is an "audio systems" forum, not a stock audio forum. But, I also want the best bang for my buck. But often times that comes at a cost.
So for your concerns, I think a $800 upgraded system (on a brand new platform) isn't a bad decision. Again, it's your money! It's not going to be the best or the worst! And I look forward to hearing what you think of it.
There's a lot of riders happy with stock Boom also.
I tend to suggest on this forum, the higher quality motorcycle audio specific parts because that's what I enjoy listening to on my bikes. And this is an "audio systems" forum, not a stock audio forum. But, I also want the best bang for my buck. But often times that comes at a cost.
So for your concerns, I think a $800 upgraded system (on a brand new platform) isn't a bad decision. Again, it's your money! It's not going to be the best or the worst! And I look forward to hearing what you think of it.
There's no reason I can't do that again. The speakers will fit and all I need to do for the amp is run some cables and run the existing speaker wires to the high-level inputs on the amp.
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