Dr..I have the Kuryakyn Speakers. They have the built in amp and I beleive they are 50 watts each. I rode from Long Island to Syracuse for the HOG rally. The sound was fine with the windshield. I was doing 70-75 and I could still make out the music and artist. I have them mounted on the handle bars. I have a friend that has them mounted on his highway bars and they are a total waste there if you do highway riding...you will not be able to hear them very well....riding around town...yes highway riding no

I have a Sirius radio attached to the speakers and I ONLY listen to channel 20 which is BONEYARD station,,,,only HEAVY METAL!!!

if you have any questions.....just ask!!

I will try and post some pics here as well as upload a video to youtube

 

Post some pics of the setup with the sat radio please. I guess I will mount them on the bars.

Thanks!

Drew

 

DR...I will have some pics tonight for you...check back around 8pm EST.....

I will also try and take a video so you can hear the sound

 

Excellent music choices!

 

Dr. V............
sorry for the bad pics and the bad video......severe thunder storms went past NYC tonight and I had to take the pics in my garage.......and I promised you I will post some......

I will take better ones as soon as the weather gets better.......

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JnXq06TkNuQ

 

Rode a Kawa 900 Vulcan from one HD to another a couple weeks ago with the Kuryakyn set up...sounds ok at low speed but at 60 or 65 it started to blurr...50 watts...maybe the 80 watts would be better....

 

it is 50 watts each speaker for a total of 100 watts...I think the other ones are 80 watts total or 40 watts each.....

and I rode on a 750 mile trip and at 70-75 the radio was sounding fine.....the windshield helps alot!!

 

The J&M's are 40 watts each speaker. Hogowner69, thanks for the pics and video. Where did you hook the power up? Did you use a toggle switch? No need to apologize, I appreciate the fact that you posted them. Thanks.

Drew

 

I will try and post some pics tomorrow.......
this is the kit I used for the Sirius radio mount

http://www.tss-radio.com/products/pr...ll-kit-sirpmk1

 

Thanks.

Drew