BOOM II question
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That's very understandable.
FYI- biketronics has a lifetime warranty on their products. Just trying to help u out man. Just like Gann said. These guys have provided me with great advice here.
FYI- biketronics has a lifetime warranty on their products. Just trying to help u out man. Just like Gann said. These guys have provided me with great advice here.
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2010 Limited with some stuff!!
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I would like to belive that statement, however, we are talking about HD service and warranty program. I just do not think that MoCO would stand behind possible electical problems due to aftermarket hardware with dealer installation. I could be wrong, but I do not trust MoCo.
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Has anyone on this thread heard the Stage II system in person yet? I got to hear it in a showroom the other day, but that's not a great environment to really judge it by.
I'd love to hear the Biketronics, Soundz Customz, and Boom Stage II systems side by side.
Normally, I wouldn't even consider a factory option like Boom. As others have said, more often than not, better performance can be had with aftermarket components. That said, I like the system that came with my CVO.....if I can make it better with a few adjustments, I'm all over it. I like the way the HD amps are integrated into the bike. I don't know of any aftermarket amps that can be mounted under the tourpack like the Boom amp.
I'd love to hear the Biketronics, Soundz Customz, and Boom Stage II systems side by side.
Normally, I wouldn't even consider a factory option like Boom. As others have said, more often than not, better performance can be had with aftermarket components. That said, I like the system that came with my CVO.....if I can make it better with a few adjustments, I'm all over it. I like the way the HD amps are integrated into the bike. I don't know of any aftermarket amps that can be mounted under the tourpack like the Boom amp.
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better options
What are some better options?
How are they better?
Better price, easier install, better sound?
I too am looking at the Boom II but if you've heard it compared to others I love to know some differences.
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CaCruzin pretty much summed it up!