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Haze, I was wondering this myself, is this the same stuff you can get at a Wall Mart or in a Fabric Store? And you just put it in the speaker compartment? Would this be necessary in my Bag lids? Or just the Dash speakers on a Road Glide? It's super cheap,,,,,or appears to be if it's the same stuff.
Jim -- yes polyester batting / polyfill. A roll cost 10 bucks and very worth it. With those Arcs (i have a pair) Id also consider adding a layer of dynamat behind the speakers in the fairing. Those speakers produce a TON of bass.
Jim -- yes polyester batting / polyfill. A roll cost 10 bucks and very worth it. With those Arcs (i have a pair) Id also consider adding a layer of dynamat behind the speakers in the fairing. Those speakers produce a TON of bass.
Dyna Mat, in the enclosure? Or inside the fairing someplace? I'm gonna have a ton of questions when I start my install in a few weeks!
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