amp & speakers
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amp & speakers
ive got a 2014 sg and am now thinking of slipping in a ss pn4.1000d. im hoping someone could offer some advice on speakers to suit.
at the moment im just going to replace the fairing speakers, then lids when i can afford.
also what wire kit would you recommend to a new guy?
i will be shipping out of the states as i,m in australia
thanks in adavnce
Ian
at the moment im just going to replace the fairing speakers, then lids when i can afford.
also what wire kit would you recommend to a new guy?
i will be shipping out of the states as i,m in australia
thanks in adavnce
Ian
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ive got a 2014 sg and am now thinking of slipping in a ss pn4.1000d. im hoping someone could offer some advice on speakers to suit.
at the moment im just going to replace the fairing speakers, then lids when i can afford.
also what wire kit would you recommend to a new guy?
i will be shipping out of the states as i,m in australia
thanks in adavnce
Ian
at the moment im just going to replace the fairing speakers, then lids when i can afford.
also what wire kit would you recommend to a new guy?
i will be shipping out of the states as i,m in australia
thanks in adavnce
Ian
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From: Flori-Duh
I just upgraded to the PN4.1000D from a RF PBR300x2, using the Biketonics 7.1's in the fairing, and my speaker lids will be here next week from Bad Dad, going with the BT 6x9's. The speakers aren't cheap, but lifetime warranty is a big plus and even at 80mph I can hear them clearly. I bought a wiring kit off ebay similar to this one.
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From: Flori-Duh
haze324- From everything I've read so far it should fit, I'll find out next week for sure 
it's 10.5 inches long so I hope I read correctly. I know it won't fit on my current mount so I contacted one of the sellers on ebay that makes mounts to see if he'll make one for me, if not I'll make a pattern and have my dad make one up. I'll be sure to post up some pictures of the install once I get it all done, still have to have the lids painted and it seems matching the Daytona Blue Pearl isn't an easy thing.
it's 10.5 inches long so I hope I read correctly. I know it won't fit on my current mount so I contacted one of the sellers on ebay that makes mounts to see if he'll make one for me, if not I'll make a pattern and have my dad make one up. I'll be sure to post up some pictures of the install once I get it all done, still have to have the lids painted and it seems matching the Daytona Blue Pearl isn't an easy thing.
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From: Flori-Duh
I'm going on a ride in the morning, when I get home I'll pull the fairing off and check it out. I'd do it now if it wasn't so late. If it doesn't fit I'll have a brand new amp for sale, then back to the drawing board, ugh.
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Cruiser
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theres a guy on here in another thread that already has that amp mounted in a 14 sg...hope he is right because i have one on the way to replace my pn4.520
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Well, I wouldn't say you NEED bigger but in most cases bigger is better. The Biketronics 7.1's are the one's you want if budget permits. They will give you a bit more midbass on the low end. The Infinity Kappa 62.11i's are very nice 6.5 speakers as well. Can't go wrong with either one.