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After countless hours of research on different threads on Hd forums of audio preference, I research a set of speakers for an hour that a no longer made according to pokes website. I currently have a stock HK with hog tunes amp/speakers . I was thinking Aquatic head unit with soundstream PN2.350 amp and Polk Audio MM6501 6.5" this seems like a good combo three years ago . So I'm open to suggestions i'm converting my bike from a street glide to a Road glide thank Adam
What year bike and is this more of a budget build?
2009 Street glide soon to be Road glide as far as budget I'm open to suggestions I will only be running fairing speakers and possibly tweeters . Thank you for the reply back
After countless hours of research on different threads on Hd forums of audio preference, I research a set of speakers for an hour that a no longer made according to pokes website. I currently have a stock HK with hog tunes amp/speakers . I was thinking Aquatic head unit with soundstream PN2.350 amp and Polk Audio MM6501 6.5" this seems like a good combo three years ago . So I'm open to suggestions i'm converting my bike from a street glide to a Road glide thank Adam
These speakers were recently certified on the forum as budget friendly speakers for our fairings. Might want to check them out.
Your converting street glide to road glide. Not a easy or cheap swap. What are your system goals? I wouldn't limit myself to some coaxials for that conversion. You jave something planned for rear or just front?
Your converting street glide to road glide. Not a easy or cheap swap. What are your system goals? I wouldn't limit myself to some coaxials for that conversion. You jave something planned for rear or just front?
Yes changing my street glide or Road glide, it's a lot cheaper than buying a new bike . System goals I'm really looking forward to the newer technology the radios have to offer . Nothing planned for the rear .
Your converting street glide to road glide. Not a easy or cheap swap. What are your system goals? I wouldn't limit myself to some coaxials for that conversion. You jave something planned for rear or just front?
Just out of curiosity Adam and since Slye pointed it out. (Thanks Slye! I missed that) Why the conversion to a roadglide? Why not just trade for a Roadglide? Same year etc.,
[QUOTE=Gannicus;15864448]These speakers were recently certified on the forum as budget friendly speakers for our fairings. Might want to check them out.
Just out of curiosity Adam and since Slye pointed it out. (Thanks Slye! I missed that) Why the conversion to a roadglide? Why not just trade for a Roadglide? Same year etc.,
2500 rims
1000 exhaust
3000 motor work
1000 extended bags
1000 bars
22000 new bike
Or
1000 in parts
500 paint
Last edited by 617south; Jan 23, 2017 at 04:36 AM.
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