Biketronics double din
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From: Nashville, TN
You can but truthfully your better off starting out the TWK in advanced mode, eq set to standard eq and adjust until it's fairly close. Then you can change the eq to parametric and go stupid crazy with it.
It's got a little bit of a learning curve but if you get it, same for you Sarge, let me know. I will get you guys through the first parts then turn you loose on your "NEXT" audio adventure, lol....
i would still highly recommend the Navone LOC's. They truly are phenomenal little units.
It's got a little bit of a learning curve but if you get it, same for you Sarge, let me know. I will get you guys through the first parts then turn you loose on your "NEXT" audio adventure, lol....
i would still highly recommend the Navone LOC's. They truly are phenomenal little units.
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If someone has the FIX unit and wants the TWK it's a simple rca out to in on the TWK, no LOC's needed.
Edited to add, I will start another thread on the TWK. Sorry OP don't want to trash another ones thread.
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I see them floating around on the web. They likely have to fulfil there pre order fully, then get stock on hand before they list them. Makes sense ina business perspective.
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Sounds reasonable. Looking forward to when they stock it routinely. I will strongly consider purchasing at that time.
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