biketronics bag set up?
Last edited by Bertk; Jan 30, 2016 at 11:21 AM.
As you'll read on this forum by all of us audioheads, you can't go wrong with Biketronics, Arc, Focal, Hertz, ect.
I have to say though, the BT2180 and 602's have an unbelievable soundstage.
As you'll read on this forum by all of us audioheads, you can't go wrong with Biketronics, Arc, Focal, Hertz, ect.
I have to say though, the BT2180 and 602's have an unbelievable soundstage.
Will the BT4180 have enough juice to make the ARC 692s dance?
Thanks!!!!
T.
To answer Tailwind, the 6x9s are in the garage inventory because I went with a full DD setup. Had the 602/692 combo and thought I sounded great, blew everyone away. Then everyone in the Pittsburgh area was saying "Yours sounds great, but did you hear ____'s bike? That's on another level!". I hear from dozens of random people, all talking about this guy's bike. I eventually meet up to compare stereos (very nice guy and now a friend), his KILLED mine. He was running all Digital Designs, very loud and crystal clear. I said, eff it, I'll switch my entire system around again, why not? It was done purely as a test experiment, nothing more. Kept the factory HU and SS pn1000 amp, swapped all my speakers then added a pair of 8'' DD VO full range subs in the bags. My bike sounded like a dang concert rolling down the road, even had to start carrying a stack of business cards to hand out in traffic LOL! But I've said before on this forum, need to switch the fronts because the DD B3 horns don't produce a crisp enough high for my tastes.
So basically, in my bags I have full range DD VO 6x9s, VO 8s, and DD B2 horns in top of the bag lids. A four speaker setup with nice 6.5s up front and 6x9s in the back alright for somebody who wants great sound...I want insane, over-the-top, nobody is close, type sound!
Will the 4180 make the 692s dance? I would think so based on what the 2180 does to the 602s. The 4180 is one hell of an amp!!!
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