curious what everyone thinks betwen these 4 speakers are the best

they will be driven by an rockford BRT amp with an aftermarket jvc deck

this is in a shark nose fairing

 

I pick the second ones...

I think you forgot the choices.

 

leave it to a fireman...lol i had to make sure i had all 4 models right before i posted it lol you beat me too it....

 

I like the last ones

An amp with an aftermarket source of what?

 

Lol, you know we bust ***** with the best of them.

I voted for the Polks because I think they're the best performance for the price.

 

pretty much decided on the BRT rockford amp..either the 4 channel or if i can hold out the new 2 channel that comes out next month

source is a new jvc deck with front and rear usb doing a flush mount usb input in my glove box so my iphone can sit in there and charge and i can run my music off of it..

front usb is a 16 gig micro usb stick that looks like a bluetooth chip with music on it..

 

lol trust me i know..i try and dish it as much as i can...

 

The Hertz and Focal are the best on the list,but for the money you can't lose with the Polk's !!

 

i just installed the rockford fosgate brt mini amp with rockford 6 1/2 in speakers and the sound is the best i have had befor. on any of my other bikes going to ad 2 more 6 1/2s on the inner fairing this week. i bought mine from yaffe at the sacramento easy rider show for 15 % off the regular price.

 

Are we limited to those choices???? Of those choices probably the Hertz although I don't know if their impedance will work with the RF amp.. Polk MM651's aren't bad. Focal CVX's aren't bad, a little bright sounding for my taste but a solid speaker for the money.

There are some others I would check out...

Hybrid Audio Technology Imagine I61-2
Rainbow SL 165 NG
JL Audio C5-650X
Image Dynamics XS065


Also note Arc Audio has the new moto series speakers out, I can hook you up with a guy that'll get you a set for $200... They are designed for the Harley fairing. I haven't heard them yet but I am buying two pairs to try them out in my bike's fairing / lowers pretty soon...