BOOM II question
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BOOM II question
Is amplifier kit 76000278 required when installing BOOM II fairing speakers to a 2014 LIMITED-NON-CVO? Or can you use amplifier 76000277A?
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Thanx for your input, however, is does not answer my questions.
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http://www.harley-davidson.com/store...8-76000277a--1
http://www.harley-davidson.com/store...er-kit-fairing
These links might help you. Also I think your question might need some clarification. Are you JUST installing the speakers?
http://www.harley-davidson.com/store...er-kit-fairing
These links might help you. Also I think your question might need some clarification. Are you JUST installing the speakers?
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http://www.harley-davidson.com/store...8-76000277a--1
http://www.harley-davidson.com/store...er-kit-fairing
These links might help you. Also I think your question might need some clarification. Are you JUST installing the speakers?
http://www.harley-davidson.com/store...er-kit-fairing
These links might help you. Also I think your question might need some clarification. Are you JUST installing the speakers?
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I'm 95% sure you need the kit for the fairing speakers as it includes the mounting plate and harness for installation. The 277A amp is the same amp without the harness. You need one of those along with either the saddlebag or tourpack mounting kit. If you have an Ultra Limited, you need the tourpack kit.
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All the guys are trying to do is help you make a more informed decision Sir. If you care about the best value for your money from a quality standpoint the Boom II system is not going to be "the best bang for the buck" for lack of a better term. It's all about educating yourself to all of your options so you can make an intelligent informed decision before you spend your hard earned money on something you are not going to be satisfied with. All these guys have been where you are going including myself. Just food for thought Sir. Ultimately your money. Your decision.
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Personally I wouldn't buy anything made by Harley that replaces something that they should have made a better quality to start with.
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All the guys are trying to do is help you make a more informed decision Sir. If you care about the best value for your money from a quality standpoint the Boom II system is not going to be "the best bang for the buck" for lack of a better term. It's all about educating yourself to all of your options so you can make an intelligent informed decision before you spend your hard earned money on something you are not going to be satisfied with. All these guys have been where you are going including myself. Just food for thought Sir. Ultimately your money. Your decision.