Replacement In-Faring speakers for 15 Road Glide
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Replacement In-Faring speakers for 15 Road Glide
After I purchased my 2015 Road Glide Special, I upgraded the stereo by adding the 300 watt Harley Davidson amp and the Stage 2 fairing mounted speakers. Being a bit hard-of-hearing, I was unable to hear the factory stereo worth a damn. I updated to this setup in May of 2015. By July of 2015 one of my speakers had already blown out and was rattling away. It was replaced under warranty. This past weekend, the other speaker started doing the same thing - rattling when there is any bass - even at low volumes. My Harley dealer won't replace it for me since it is now out of warranty.
Needless to say, I'm pretty much done with the Stage 2 speakers. Have any of you tried the Road Glide 6.5 inch fairing mounted speakers from Hogtunes or J&M Rokker? The Hogtunes speakers are model # 362F-RM. The speakers from J&M are Rokker XXR 6.71". Any other speaker suggestions? With the Harley amp I need to stay with 2 ohm impedance. Thanks in advance from this HDForum newbie!
Mike Noirot
Clarksville, TN
Needless to say, I'm pretty much done with the Stage 2 speakers. Have any of you tried the Road Glide 6.5 inch fairing mounted speakers from Hogtunes or J&M Rokker? The Hogtunes speakers are model # 362F-RM. The speakers from J&M are Rokker XXR 6.71". Any other speaker suggestions? With the Harley amp I need to stay with 2 ohm impedance. Thanks in advance from this HDForum newbie!
Mike Noirot
Clarksville, TN
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Originally Posted by HDMikeTN
After I purchased my 2015 Road Glide Special, I upgraded the stereo by adding the 300 watt Harley Davidson amp and the Stage 2 fairing mounted speakers. Being a bit hard-of-hearing, I was unable to hear the factory stereo worth a damn. I updated to this setup in May of 2015. By July of 2015 one of my speakers had already blown out and was rattling away. It was replaced under warranty. This past weekend, the other speaker started doing the same thing - rattling when there is any bass - even at low volumes. My Harley dealer won't replace it for me since it is now out of warranty.
Needless to say, I'm pretty much done with the Stage 2 speakers. Have any of you tried the Road Glide 6.5 inch fairing mounted speakers from Hogtunes or J&M Rokker? The Hogtunes speakers are model # 362F-RM. The speakers from J&M are Rokker XXR 6.71". Any other speaker suggestions? With the Harley amp I need to stay with 2 ohm impedance. Thanks in advance from this HDForum newbie!
Mike Noirot
Clarksville, TN
Needless to say, I'm pretty much done with the Stage 2 speakers. Have any of you tried the Road Glide 6.5 inch fairing mounted speakers from Hogtunes or J&M Rokker? The Hogtunes speakers are model # 362F-RM. The speakers from J&M are Rokker XXR 6.71". Any other speaker suggestions? With the Harley amp I need to stay with 2 ohm impedance. Thanks in advance from this HDForum newbie!
Mike Noirot
Clarksville, TN
If u can come up with YOUR budget number for the speaks, that will help. A little bad news is that if u want a substantial improvement in quality sound, we really need to get u in a nice budget amp so we can push some damn good quality speaks.
You set the budget, these guys will do all they can to get the best possible bang for the buck.
T
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HDMikeTN:
Unless these speakers are designed specifically for the Boom II amp I don't think they will work. It's my understanding that the Boom II amp uses 4 channels to power two speakers. Each tweeter gets a channel, and each woofer get a channel. IMO the best recommendation would be to pull the Boom stuff out, put it up for sale and start fresh.
Unless these speakers are designed specifically for the Boom II amp I don't think they will work. It's my understanding that the Boom II amp uses 4 channels to power two speakers. Each tweeter gets a channel, and each woofer get a channel. IMO the best recommendation would be to pull the Boom stuff out, put it up for sale and start fresh.
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I know that's probably not the answer you were hoping for Mike, but it's the only way to go. Come up with a budget and the experts will jump in. The first system I ever bought was J&M, will never make that mistake again. Too many better solutions available at their price point.
Last edited by Roadie13; 11-04-2016 at 01:05 PM.
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HDMikeTN:
Unless these speakers are designed specifically for the Boom II amp I don't think they will work. It's my understanding that the Boom II amp uses 4 channels to power two speakers. Each tweeter gets a channel, and each woofer get a channel. IMO the best recommendation would be to pull the Boom stuff out, put it up for sale and start fresh.
Unless these speakers are designed specifically for the Boom II amp I don't think they will work. It's my understanding that the Boom II amp uses 4 channels to power two speakers. Each tweeter gets a channel, and each woofer get a channel. IMO the best recommendation would be to pull the Boom stuff out, put it up for sale and start fresh.
Best recommendation! Don't want to go back in with Hog tunes or JM though. It's not that we don't like em. Some guys on this forum love Hog tunes and JM. But as Roadie stated you can do much better at their price point. You need a new amp and 4 speakers.
Take a look at Biketronics, Hertz or Focal for your speakers.
Biketronics, Arc, Diamond or Fosgate 400 series for your amp.
Can't go wrong with any of those.
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Best recommendation! Don't want to go back in with Hog tunes or JM though. It's not that we don't like em. Some guys on this forum love Hog tunes and JM. But as Roadie stated you can do much better at their price point. You need a new amp and 4 speakers.
Take a look at Biketronics, Hertz or Focal for your speakers.
Biketronics, Arc, Diamond or Fosgate 400 series for your amp.
Can't go wrong with any of those.
Best recommendation! Don't want to go back in with Hog tunes or JM though. It's not that we don't like em. Some guys on this forum love Hog tunes and JM. But as Roadie stated you can do much better at their price point. You need a new amp and 4 speakers.
Take a look at Biketronics, Hertz or Focal for your speakers.
Biketronics, Arc, Diamond or Fosgate 400 series for your amp.
Can't go wrong with any of those.
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So what exactly would I need to order. The four channel amp, speakers, covers and amp mount? Do I need any special wiring? Thanks!
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