J&M speaker distortion
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J&M speaker distortion
I installed a set of 7.25" J&M speakers this summer, no amp, the automatic gain with speed function turned off, bass/treble set mid level or just below and I seem to be getting distortion with heavier bass songs like some painters, disturbed, etc. are the speakers junk already. I'm wondering if they would even hold up to an amp!
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I ran the speakers without an amp for a few days. While I really didn't notice distortion they were only a bit better than the stock. After I added the amp they really tightened up. You'll never really get good bass while riding but now the midrange will rattle my teeth. At full volume you can't hear yourself think and no distortion.
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I was at J&M's vender booth at the Lone Star Rally yesterday and the sales dude wanted a Grand for the two speakers and amp installed. I laughed in his face.
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I researched this quite a bit and was not able to find much if any complaints about the Rokker series. They are a bit more expensive than some of the other solutions but I just spent $28K on the bike and am not gonna skimp on a couple hundred bucks. I don't think you can beat the sound of the stereo now.
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didn't mean to offend anyone here at the Lone Star Rally ,,,,,
good equipment costs money ,,, and the ROKKER series speakers and amplifiers are no exception ,,,,
been all around the rally circuit this year, installing the ROKKER series components in HUNDREDS of Harleys, ((117 at the Sturgis rally alone)) ,,,,
have not really heard anything better than these http://www.jmcorp.com/SeeProducts.asp?PF=45 ,,,,,
had a guy come by at the Milwaukee rally with a $4,000.00 system, and he did have a little more volume available but was not near as clear as the ROKKER stuff ,,,,,,,,
good equipment costs money ,,, and the ROKKER series speakers and amplifiers are no exception ,,,,
been all around the rally circuit this year, installing the ROKKER series components in HUNDREDS of Harleys, ((117 at the Sturgis rally alone)) ,,,,
have not really heard anything better than these http://www.jmcorp.com/SeeProducts.asp?PF=45 ,,,,,
had a guy come by at the Milwaukee rally with a $4,000.00 system, and he did have a little more volume available but was not near as clear as the ROKKER stuff ,,,,,,,,
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I have to pipe in here and say that I have run the Rokker's and amp for a season now and am completely impressed with the setup. I cannot imagine the need for any more of a system. I've run 80mph with fullface RF-1100 on and can hear the music just pretty clear. Source of music makes a lot of difference in sound quality. Cd's are best. Everyone that hears it when I crank it up always go Holly sh*t! Where can I buy that system. One guy that was next to me at a rally had the Boom system and cranked it up, I turned mine up and he just bowed saying "I'm not worthy"! Not sure if he just had speakers, or if there was a amp, but we had a good laugh Totally recommend the Rokkers!