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No need for a wiring harness for the rears. The speakers simply connect to the amp. Bill has all kinds of harnesses for different applications though. You might check with him when you call him. He's always got something to make your install easier.
So you think the no fade isn't a big deal. (I've never used it since I've owned the bike anyway I guess). So if I truly have no plans to go past the 4 speakers, get the kickers, BK2180, & 7.1's in the front... But if I think I might add speakers in the future then go with the setup they suggested with the 4180 and their 4 speakers and rear pods?
So you think the no fade isn't a big deal. (I've never used it since I've owned the bike anyway I guess). So if I truly have no plans to go past the 4 speakers, get the kickers, BK2180, & 7.1's in the front... But if I think I might add speakers in the future then go with the setup they suggested with the 4180 and their 4 speakers and rear pods?
So you think the no fade isn't a big deal. (I've never used it since I've owned the bike anyway I guess). So if I truly have no plans to go past the 4 speakers, get the kickers, BK2180, & 7.1's in the front... But if I think I might add speakers in the future then go with the setup they suggested with the 4180 and their 4 speakers and rear pods?
Bingo! Now one of two things could happen going this route:
1. Coming from stock, then HT, this will blow it so far out the water you will never need to upgrade ever again.
2. Coming from stock, then HT, this will be so damn awesome you'll tell yourself imagine if I had speakers in my lowers, it would be that much more awesome.
You know yourself better than we do. Either way you end up with a bad *** system.
Bingo! Now one of two things could happen going this route:
1. Coming from stock, then HT, this will blow it so far out the water you will never need to upgrade ever again.
2. Coming from stock, then HT, this will be so damn awesome you'll tell yourself imagine if I had speakers in my lowers, it would be that much more awesome.
You know yourself better than we do. Either way you end up with a bad *** system.
LOL... Well my gut tells me, the difference in price to go with the BK kit with 4 speakers\pods\4180 is only a few hundred more.
That's how "they" get you. I grabbed a 4180 - 7.1s in the fairing, 6.5's in the lowers and 6X9's inside the bags.
Then I felt guily that I had available power for 2 more speakers and there was no way I was going to let that go to waste so I ordered speaker lids.
It's a trap!! But one that sounds fantastic.
Hey.. It's our passion... So as long as you can afford it.. What the hell. You only live once. I will go BK kit. I will put it in and see if scenario 1 or 2 surfaces... Can't wait for the results... LOL
Hey.. It's our passion... So as long as you can afford it.. What the hell. You only live once. I will go BK kit. I will put it in and see if scenario 1 or 2 surfaces... Can't wait for the results... LOL
That's exactly how I feel about it! One and done. Might as well get the chit that makes you happy!
Biketronics BT 2180 amp. 7.1 speakers in the fairing. Kicker KSC67 speakers in the rear pods. Done. Plug and play is over rated. It's all pretty much plug and play these days. Vendors like to use it as a selling point for newbies to bike audio.
After some more back and forth with biketronices, I think I am going this route except with the BT4180 amp. I found out that their rear pods do not have the OEM controls on them, and my wife uses those controls all the time when on the back. So I want to keep them. Their speakers will not fit in the OEM pods without modification, so I will just go with the Kickers in the back. Gannicus you did say those kickers drop right in the rear pods, just a little drill bit to start the screws right?
After some more back and forth with biketronices, I think I am going this route except with the BT4180 amp. I found out that their rear pods do not have the OEM controls on them, and my wife uses those controls all the time when on the back. So I want to keep them. Their speakers will not fit in the OEM pods without modification, so I will just go with the Kickers in the back. Gannicus you did say those kickers drop right in the rear pods, just a little drill bit to start the screws right?
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