Saddlebag Speakers
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#22
Don't know how much BANG that is,....but it's a lotta BUCK !!!
#23
If you want 'bang for your buck',....the saddlebag lids are big $$. They cost $400 just for the lids,.......then you gotta paint 'em,..$ 200, then ya gotta run a good amp,...$ 400,..........then ya gotta get a kick azz set of speakers,..$ 200.
Don't know how much BANG that is,....but it's a lotta BUCK !!!
Don't know how much BANG that is,....but it's a lotta BUCK !!!
I guess I should not have used the term Bang for your buck, I guess I was just wondering which would give myself and my passenger the best sound between either the tourpak speakers and the saddlebag lids. I do understand the saddlebag lids will cost more money but if I would be happier with them in the long run. I am trying to avoid buying several different systems to get what I want and plan on keeping the bike for sometime. I also still want the function of most of the saddle bag. I am heading down to Laughlin for the River Run Rally the end of April and hope some of the vendors are there to view there products. I know your system is amazing but I do not want to go quite that nuts and still need to be able to have the system weather proof as I tend to ride in a fair amount of wet weather living in the Pacific Northwest.
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#24
GLACIERPEARL,
I guess I should not have used the term Bang for your buck, I guess I was just wondering which would give myself and my passenger the best sound between either the tourpak speakers and the saddlebag lids. I do understand the saddlebag lids will cost more money but if I would be happier with them in the long run. I am trying to avoid buying several different systems to get what I want and plan on keeping the bike for sometime. .
I guess I should not have used the term Bang for your buck, I guess I was just wondering which would give myself and my passenger the best sound between either the tourpak speakers and the saddlebag lids. I do understand the saddlebag lids will cost more money but if I would be happier with them in the long run. I am trying to avoid buying several different systems to get what I want and plan on keeping the bike for sometime. .
You would be WAY happier in the long run with the 6X9's.
My Daddy always said: Do it once, and do it right. That's why I went 'overboard' on my build.
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#27
Ok, so the consensus is Polk 6x9's for the saddle bag lids. I want the most kick *** speakers. MY daddy always said: "Don't do a lame-o half assed job, do it right the first time" (actually I said that, my dad doesn't talk like that).
Are hertz speakers marine grade? They seem to be more high end, any comments?
Are hertz speakers marine grade? They seem to be more high end, any comments?
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Ok, so the consensus is Polk 6x9's for the saddle bag lids. I want the most kick *** speakers. MY daddy always said: "Don't do a lame-o half assed job, do it right the first time" (actually I said that, my dad doesn't talk like that).
Are hertz speakers marine grade? They seem to be more high end, any comments?
Are hertz speakers marine grade? They seem to be more high end, any comments?
It's like building an engine. You can buy the biggest baddest cam on the market, but if the rest of the engine isn't designed to all work together you are going to be disappointed.
Zach
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Carl
#30
Yep, it's all gotta work together. My dad and I both were super impressed with the RF amp/speaker combo. no distortion all the way up. just loud, clear sound.
check out my mini-review on them:
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/touri...s-reviews.html
check out my mini-review on them:
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/touri...s-reviews.html