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I have 13' ultra limited and want to get a little better sound from the stock stereo. Just wondering what is the best/cheapest way to do that? I would like better highs when I'm riding. Any suggestions?
I have a Boom amp, amp tray, wiring kit, Boom Stage 1 fairing and tourpak speakers sitting on my workbench that just came out of my bike. $300 and it's yours. Problem solved. maybe plus $30 for shipping.
I have 13' ultra limited and want to get a little better sound from the stock stereo. Just wondering what is the best/cheapest way to do that? I would like better highs when I'm riding. Any suggestions?
The stock stereo is pretty much perfected from Harley Davidson. There are some improvements you can make but they are not significant enough for you to notice a huge difference in sound. Your issue lies with your amp and speakers. What amp and speakers are you presently running?
I think we can get your ship to shore bro but by the time u get 4 speaks, an amp, spacers, wiring accessories etc I just don't think $300 is realistic. Tap the brakes on your install for just a bit and save another hundo or so, maybe 2. This pause will be an awesome opportunity to really do some good research on the best bang for the buck products.
We will get u there bro!!! Just don't want u to get jammed up over budget with all the little stuff that adds up during installs. Not to mention spending just a touch more per speak to get u the products that will deliver in this challenging sled audio riding environment.
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