Road King Radio.
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I'm thinking of adding some self powered speakers to my RK. I have an AM FM walkman radio that I will use...I just need the speakers as I don't care for the earbuds. Kuryakyn makes some powered speakers that look pretty decent called Sounds of Chrome. I prefer listening to the radio...but my cell phone has an MP3 player incase I want to listen to my personal recorded music. I would like the chance to listen to these speakers before forking out $330 for them.
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I'm thinking of adding some self powered speakers to my RK. I have an AM FM walkman radio that I will use...I just need the speakers as I don't care for the earbuds. Kuryakyn makes some powered speakers that look pretty decent called Sounds of Chrome. I prefer listening to the radio...but my cell phone has an MP3 player incase I want to listen to my personal recorded music. I would like the chance to listen to these speakers before forking out $330 for them.
Just installed this system on my buddy's 08 RK trike last Sunday. very good quality, the sound is not bad at all and it Looks OK. I would say it is good cost effective way to have tunes on a scooter, especially if you have an Ipod. He found his Ipod laying on the ground at the local park, so it is an even better deal for him. Not so good for the person that lost it.
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Any player with a 1/8" mini plug headphone jack will work with most of the different speaker setups. If your XM radio has a headphone jack it should work fine.
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i heard this system on a softail. wasn't impressed at all. no bass, and highly distorted, even at moderate volume.