Help me spec a system please
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Help me spec a system please
I have a 2006 FLHT with the Ultra tour pack. Front/rear speakers with a stock 40x2 amp. The rear speakers work intermittently but the wife is complaining about those pods and her butt so I'm thinking about moving the rear speakers to the lids. My first stop was Hogtunes for lids, speakers all the way around, tweeter pod and amp but I had a hard time swallowing the price tag. The head unit seems sufficient for now so I'm really not looking at those, but there are lids and such being sold everywhere and I'm not sure where to go. Can someone help me spec out this package please?
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I have a 2006 FLHT with the Ultra tour pack. Front/rear speakers with a stock 40x2 amp. The rear speakers work intermittently but the wife is complaining about those pods and her butt so I'm thinking about moving the rear speakers to the lids. My first stop was Hogtunes for lids, speakers all the way around, tweeter pod and amp but I had a hard time swallowing the price tag. The head unit seems sufficient for now so I'm really not looking at those, but there are lids and such being sold everywhere and I'm not sure where to go. Can someone help me spec out this package please?
If you listen to FM radio it's going to cost you to keep it. If not there's plenty of powerful Class D amps that will push your system.
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Because most class D amps and just about 90% of the amps that have any power and also fit in the fairing impact FM reception. Some guys very little others much more.
So if u listen to FM your options are limited.
So if u listen to FM your options are limited.
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I figured that there was an amp to replace the factory amp under the tour pack, but now I'm realizing that it is only wired for two channels...
What about replacing the head unit with one that needs no separate amp?
What about replacing the head unit with one that needs no separate amp?
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As my friend HAZE stated if you listen to FM (and most guys do) your options for a powerful amp are limited. Problem is if you are going to run 6x9's in your lids you are going to NEED a powerful amp to hear your speakers at speed. Otherwise all the time and money you spend for paint and speakers will be for nothing. IMO your only option is to purchase the BT4180 from Biketronics to drive your fairing speakers and your lids. You will not lose your radio reception with the BT and have all the power you need to hear your tunes. The boom amp is nothing more than a paper weight.
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