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yeah I tried the 1 amp 4 speaker and the 2 amp 8 speaker and both loose the fader, I'm trying to NOT think about it but my OCD is kicking in... I'm edging ever so close to just getting an aftermarket HU
What were the results like? Better sound than 1.19.0 and bt355?
Well it's all hooked up and sounding better than it ever has!! Thanks Mike and Donna at Biketronics. I can't recommend them enough.
Since I'm never happy with what I have and want "more" I'm thinking of replacing the front KRC 165 with a set of the BT7.1 or Pro series 7.1 speakers. Seems like replacing the rears would be a waste.
Anyone with input on BT Speakers compared to the Focal?
I'd like to keep the arc 600.4 amp in play.
Currently I've got the arc 600.5 powering 4 Focal 600.4 (fairing/tour pack) fairing speakers are mounted on the Biketronics speaker brackets with breakout harness and 2 line levelers. Dynamat installed on fairing backside.
Well it's all hooked up and sounding better than it ever has!! Thanks Mike and Donna at Biketronics. I can't recommend them enough.
Since I'm never happy with what I have and want "more" I'm thinking of replacing the front KRC 165 with a set of the BT7.1 or Pro series 7.1 speakers. Seems like replacing the rears would be a waste.
Anyone with input on BT Speakers compared to the Focal?
I'd like to keep the arc 600.4 amp in play.
Currently I've got the arc 600.5 powering 4 Focal 600.4 (fairing/tour pack) fairing speakers are mounted on the Biketronics speaker brackets with breakout harness and 2 line levelers. Dynamat installed on fairing backside.
So before answering ur question about pulling the KRCs out of the fairing, what is that u r looking to accomplish by doing so? More bass? More SQ?
Yes to removing the KRC's. More mid to low. It's beautifully clear just want a little more mid to bass out of the front
Agree that the Focal product has amazing clear sound and at 80mph that is a huge benefit, especially with all the other potential mid and low range competing factors like wind, pipes, etc.
A move to BT speaks might not be the best course of action IMHO.
I think the next tier you should be looking at involves component speakers. Start shaking those bushes as see what falls out.
I'm a huge fan of Focal and have been running their component stuff for a while, and plan on keeping most of my focal stuuf in my possession as its good shix.
This weekend I changed from the Focal KRX K2 to a little lower tier Hertz Components and they have a much broader range with good presence in those ranges. Less SQ for sure but I really do like the presence of these Hertz and they are here to stay ( at least till the UPS truck shows up).
First, commit to making the move to components in the fairing, shop hard for the right ones, then buy a hole bit that matches the tweet size exactly then drill a hole in the center of your grills. Put a little silicone on them tweets to hold them securely in place, cover the outside of the grill with waterproof speaker cloth and roll on down the road with far better sound than a coax could ever provide.
Just make sure u pay attention to the size of the crossover as some of them can get pretty damn big and will take up big space in fairing but since u have BT bracket it should not be a huge concern, but keep than on your radar.
If u need moral support during this transition, I have ur 6 bro!!!!
Agree that the Focal product has amazing clear sound and at 80mph that is a huge benefit, especially with all the other potential mid and low range competing factors like wind, pipes, etc.
A move to BT speaks might not be the best course of action IMHO.
I think the next tier you should be looking at involves component speakers. Start shaking those bushes as see what falls out.
I'm a huge fan of Focal and have been running their component stuff for a while, and plan on keeping most of my focal stuuf in my possession as its good shix.
This weekend I changed from the Focal KRX K2 to a little lower tier Hertz Components and they have a much broader range with good presence in those ranges. Less SQ for sure but I really do like the presence of these Hertz and they are here to stay ( at least till the UPS truck shows up).
First, commit to making the move to components in the fairing, shop hard for the right ones, then buy a hole bit that matches the tweet size exactly then drill a hole in the center of your grills. Put a little silicone on them tweets to hold them securely in place, cover the outside of the grill with waterproof speaker cloth and roll on down the road with far better sound than a coax could ever provide.
Just make sure u pay attention to the size of the crossover as some of them can get pretty damn big and will take up big space in fairing but since u have BT bracket it should not be a huge concern, but keep than on your radar.
If u need moral support during this transition, I have ur 6 bro!!!!
T.
I greatly appreciate the help! What components would you suggest with this amp?
That's what was missing. Kept the focals in the rear, JL ZR650-CSI front.
Running break in on speakers now but what a world of difference! Dialed in the BTLL yesterday and re adjusted amp.
One step ahead of you! Dynamat already done but I'm probably going to put some on the bottom half of the fairing under the speakers. I will post a vid asap
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I'm thinking of replacing the front KRC 165 with a set of the BT7.1 or Pro series 7.1 speakers. Seems like replacing the rears would be a waste.
