Hawg Wired Amp install
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03-23-2008, 02:00 PM
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RE: Hawg Wired Amp install
According to the pics in american bagger there is one cable with three plugs. Plug one end in the amp, unplug the radio plug and plug in the hawg wired end, plug the remaining plug back into the radio. Hook up the speakers and your done. I'am going to order this system up for my bike shortly, never have heard a diss satisfied hawg wired user
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RE: Hawg Wired Amp install
ORIGINAL: rideon
According to the pics in american bagger there is one cable with three plugs. Plug one end in the amp, unplug the radio plug and plug in the hawg wired end, plug the remaining plug back into the radio. Hook up the speakers and your done. I'am going to order this system up for my bike shortly, never have heard a diss satisfied hawg wired user
According to the pics in american bagger there is one cable with three plugs. Plug one end in the amp, unplug the radio plug and plug in the hawg wired end, plug the remaining plug back into the radio. Hook up the speakers and your done. I'am going to order this system up for my bike shortly, never have heard a diss satisfied hawg wired user
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RE: Hawg Wired Amp install
Ok I checked with HW and the DCS1202 is PNP. There is now a review up on their site. This guy seemed to be happy with it.
So I guess I will order it and see what I think. I did test the SE Ultra with the tour pack amp at the dealer and was not impressed. That would have been $1200.00 installed at the dealer.
So for $700.00 I will install this one and hopefully have better sound. They are supposed to have the harness in stock in a couple of days, Speakers, amp and bracket are in stock.
I hope Murphy is off on the day I do the install, pulling fairing for the first time will be a little scary.
So I guess I will order it and see what I think. I did test the SE Ultra with the tour pack amp at the dealer and was not impressed. That would have been $1200.00 installed at the dealer.
So for $700.00 I will install this one and hopefully have better sound. They are supposed to have the harness in stock in a couple of days, Speakers, amp and bracket are in stock.
I hope Murphy is off on the day I do the install, pulling fairing for the first time will be a little scary.
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03-24-2008, 03:15 PM
RE: Hawg Wired Amp install
I have the DSC1202 with the SX504-60 speakers. It is plug and play. It took me longer to take off the fairing then it does to install this amp and speakers. At first I thought it sounded a bit tinny but once I fired the bike up and took it on a test run it was a huge difference. Although I am sure there are those with bigger and badder systems this was the perfect choice for me. It is LOUD and CRISP at 70 mph. The install was so simple that a caveman could of done it. I purchased mine from dumbassbiker.com and saved a bunch but am not telling you all where to purchase yours. Hope this helps
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RE: Hawg Wired Amp install
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I have the DSC1202 with the SX504-60 speakers. It is plug and play. It took me longer to take off the fairing then it does to install this amp and speakers. At first I thought it sounded a bit tinny but once I fired the bike up and took it on a test run it was a huge difference. Although I am sure there are those with bigger and badder systems this was the perfect choice for me. It is LOUD and CRISP at 70 mph. The install was so simple that a caveman could of done it. I purchased mine from dumbassbiker.com and saved a bunch but am not telling you all where to purchase yours. Hope this helps
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I have the DSC1202 with the SX504-60 speakers. It is plug and play. It took me longer to take off the fairing then it does to install this amp and speakers. At first I thought it sounded a bit tinny but once I fired the bike up and took it on a test run it was a huge difference. Although I am sure there are those with bigger and badder systems this was the perfect choice for me. It is LOUD and CRISP at 70 mph. The install was so simple that a caveman could of done it. I purchased mine from dumbassbiker.com and saved a bunch but am not telling you all where to purchase yours. Hope this helps
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