2nd AMP Location
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2nd AMP Location
I'm going to add a 2nd Cerwin Vega AMP to my set up. I have an 09 Ultra. I currently have a Cerwin Vega B4 installed under the front fairing. Right now I have Kappa 62.11i's in the upper fairing and Infinity 612m's in the lower fairing running of B4 AMP. I have a Cerwin Vega B2 which I want to install for the Kappa 693.11i's I have installed in the saddlebag lids. I'm concerned if I mounted the B2 AMP under the fairing I will lose what little FM signal I do get. Can I mount the B2 AMP in one of the saddlebags or would heat be an issue when the saddlebag is full of stuff? My wife and I do a number of long weekend trips so there are times the bike is fully loaded. Also, am I better on running both front speakers (upper and lower) off the B4 or should I change around what speakers are running off which AMP? I assume it doesn't make a difference but want to get the smart people's input.
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Jerry
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Jerry
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I'm going to add a 2nd Cerwin Vega AMP to my set up. I have an 09 Ultra. I currently have a Cerwin Vega B4 installed under the front fairing. Right now I have Kappa 62.11i's in the upper fairing and Infinity 612m's in the lower fairing running of B4 AMP. I have a Cerwin Vega B2 which I want to install for the Kappa 693.11i's I have installed in the saddlebag lids. I'm concerned if I mounted the B2 AMP under the fairing I will lose what little FM signal I do get. Can I mount the B2 AMP in one of the saddlebags or would heat be an issue when the saddlebag is full of stuff? My wife and I do a number of long weekend trips so there are times the bike is fully loaded. Also, am I better on running both front speakers (upper and lower) off the B4 or should I change around what speakers are running off which AMP? I assume it doesn't make a difference but want to get the smart people's input.
Thanks
Jerry
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Jerry
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One thing I had done is the fake chrome part painted to match the bike. I think it looks allot better.
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Ok I see that in your post now. Over looked it earlier. Looks nice. How do the 612s compare to the 62.11s as far as sound?
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Last edited by SBates08; Dec 12, 2014 at 05:42 PM.
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You may be right. I'm gonna look at using 2 spacers behind each speaker and see if the 62.11 grill will fit it then and be flush. If not I'll figure out something.
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Bates - The CVO grills are a little expensive but they look really nice in that location.
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