New fairing speakers.
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Tourer
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New fairing speakers.
I want to put some new speakers in my street glide, some that will handle a future amp if I choose to put one in. When I turn the volume way up on my radio they really sound crackly and shitty. I've been told to stay away from hog tunes and the boom audio aftermarket speakers, everyone has pretty good things to say about the J&m speakers but what size and what power do I need.
I know there's got to be some other good aftermarket speakers that can handle the power but what are some of your suggestions.
Again there will be no amp right now but maybe at 250 watt in the future.
I know there's got to be some other good aftermarket speakers that can handle the power but what are some of your suggestions.
Again there will be no amp right now but maybe at 250 watt in the future.
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I want to put some new speakers in my street glide, some that will handle a future amp if I choose to put one in. When I turn the volume way up on my radio they really sound crackly and shitty. I've been told to stay away from hog tunes and the boom audio aftermarket speakers, everyone has pretty good things to say about the J&m speakers but what size and what power do I need.
I know there's got to be some other good aftermarket speakers that can handle the power but what are some of your suggestions.
Again there will be no amp right now but maybe at 250 watt in the future.
I know there's got to be some other good aftermarket speakers that can handle the power but what are some of your suggestions.
Again there will be no amp right now but maybe at 250 watt in the future.
PS: love the SGS without the pinstripes!
Last edited by CoachKG; Jun 30, 2014 at 07:33 PM. Reason: Complimenting OP
As was stated you'd be doing yourself a great service to read through the 2014 audio upgrade sticky in the audio section. Major wealth of knowledge there.
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I want to put some new speakers in my street glide, some that will handle a future amp if I choose to put one in. When I turn the volume way up on my radio they really sound crackly and shitty. I've been told to stay away from hog tunes and the boom audio aftermarket speakers, everyone has pretty good things to say about the J&m speakers but what size and what power do I need.
I know there's got to be some other good aftermarket speakers that can handle the power but what are some of your suggestions.
Again there will be no amp right now but maybe at 250 watt in the future.
I know there's got to be some other good aftermarket speakers that can handle the power but what are some of your suggestions.
Again there will be no amp right now but maybe at 250 watt in the future.
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I've been advised this makes for a great, relatively low-cost setup....
Rockford Fosgate PBR 300x2 Amp - $156
Infinity Kappa 62.9 Speakers - $65
Harley Boom Grills (Speakers will not fit stock grills) - I think they are $50 each
Can't guarantee the prices are still accurate but they're close.
Rockford Fosgate PBR 300x2 Amp - $156
Infinity Kappa 62.9 Speakers - $65
Harley Boom Grills (Speakers will not fit stock grills) - I think they are $50 each
Can't guarantee the prices are still accurate but they're close.
after reading the 70 page thread 3-4 times and asking alot of questions i went with
infinity kappa $130
pbr 300x2 $170
magic box $70
and i am very happy with this set up.
before you make a decision on what your going to do read the 2014 audio thread you will be happy that you did.
goodluck
infinity kappa $130
pbr 300x2 $170
magic box $70
and i am very happy with this set up.
before you make a decision on what your going to do read the 2014 audio thread you will be happy that you did.
goodluck
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You went with the Infinity 62.11i's, and you fit them in the speaker pods so that you did not have to change grills, correct?
You went with the Infinity 62.11i's, and you fit them in the speaker pods so that you did not have to change grills, correct?
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The Kappa Infinity 62.11i's do fit. I have them in my Limited. I did not have to change the grills.
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I'm waiting on the Bitronics 7.1s. They were scheduled to be released today but now the website is saying July 11th. Was hoping to get them before my bars show up so I can do them, bars, hidden antenna in one shot.
Lots of positive comments on the Kappa though and they are priced nicely.
Lots of positive comments on the Kappa though and they are priced nicely.