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You don't want to run speakers with different sensitivity levels in parallel. One set will get much louder than the other. Get the Titan II's. If you had a 4 channel amp you could get the Arc's.
Or, how about some Rokker 6.5 in the metal brackets instead of the 7.1?
Just kidding....thanks for the tips
Agreed. Since you are going with the 7.1's in the fairing and plan on running the BT2180 in parallel. The titan II's are the ticket. The titan II's are great sounding speakers in that location with plenty midbass.
Ok, thanks for the tip. This whole thing started because on my '12 SG with the hogtunes setup I wasn't getting much bass at all and if I upped the level on the HK radio things went south pretty quickly. From what I've read here, even if I never get the lowers the pair of 7.1s will be the best thing I've ever heard on my bike. I think Hogtunes is a good company and Pez and his crew certainly seem to put an emphasis on customer service, but my guess is his stuff is considered basic/entry level. I'd be interested to read the threads going back with J&M to find out why he is persona non grata here. Have never heard that equipment except for his videos on youtube, but my first impressions were that he must have extremely high overhead to charge the prices listed. I decided to go BT because of all the praise here and I don't mind paying more than my original budget knowing that A) it's all made in the USA, B) Lifetime warranty, I mean c'mon, NOBODY does that C) customer service and time on the phone. I know I'll be plenty happy.
BTW, still waiting on those pics of the tweets in the grills.
I call em like I see em bro! I've heard every video posted here on the new bikes and your bike and Scott14G's sound the best to my ears. What's so impressive is both you guys took on the project knowing it would be a huge challenge with the flash issues and all. If and when I get a new bike you guys will be my inspiration.
Thanks Gann, but I would never have tried had it not been for you, haze and a couple others here giving great advice to everyone.
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