how to put 6x9 speakers in the bags
#11
04-29-2009, 10:34 PM
my bad it's kevinevans.org not Damon Evans -- Damon Evans is the AD for UGA
the front speaker go in the same way -- you will need half spacers to get past the hump in the saddlebag -- use 1/4 inch 6x9 spacers (from any audio shop) or make them out of wood -- do not put speakers in the front of the saddlebags; all kinds of crap will blow in there to include massive amounts of water when riding in the rain -- this guy sells spacers damon evans I will have to find his web address but I think they are way overpriced
#12
04-30-2009, 12:01 AM
#13
04-30-2009, 03:52 AM
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#15
05-03-2009, 06:30 PM
yes you can -- you can also feel the bass.
You have to use a good amp; I'm using Alpine PDX 4x150 -- that's enoungh power to blast sound for blocks -- I turned the bass off to the fronts--you have infinite amount of adjustments you can make with the Alpine and good head unit (I'm susing
You have to use a good amp; I'm using Alpine PDX 4x150 -- that's enoungh power to blast sound for blocks -- I turned the bass off to the fronts--you have infinite amount of adjustments you can make with the Alpine and good head unit (I'm susing
#16
06-23-2009, 05:08 PM
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#20
06-01-2011, 11:01 PM
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Lyn: Which JL Audio amp did you fit in the fairing of the SG? Also, anyone, know what is the biggest 4-channel amp that fits in the SG fairing? I am interested in the ARC 125.4 and JL Audio M400/4, but cannot confirm they fit. Can anyone help please? Also, any ideas on where to fit another pair of 5.25 coaxials in the fairing or generally "up front" without springing for expensive lowers? Thanks in advance.