Sound System Upgrade
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From: WA State
If you wire an amp in the TP, use this to keep it detachable. My plug fits right under the seat.
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From: TEXAS
Yes. All speaks plug in the same. Really take your time and get the right speaks the first time.
Check the vid sticky, hit bike night, follow some good leads to your local shops demo displays etc....
As for the BT bundle I would for sure get:
BT 355s
BT Pod removal brackets
Amps
4180
ARC Moto
Hertz HDP
Budget amps
Soundstream
Etc
Fairing Speaks
DD AW6.5 w AT28
Rear pods
Depends on remaining budget.
Check the vid sticky, hit bike night, follow some good leads to your local shops demo displays etc....
As for the BT bundle I would for sure get:
BT 355s
BT Pod removal brackets
Amps
4180
ARC Moto
Hertz HDP
Budget amps
Soundstream
Etc
Fairing Speaks
DD AW6.5 w AT28
Rear pods
Depends on remaining budget.
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Joined: Aug 2007
Posts: 4,265
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From: Northern VA
4180 amp
355 line levelers
Speaker brackets
Break-out harness
7.1 speakers
Then I ordered the V-Twin tourpack speaker adapters and Arc Moto 602 speakers for the rear.
That set up was fine last year for 10k miles, but I was left wanting a better sound.
Since the bones were in place, I swapped the front & rear speakers for Hertz (MLK & MPX) and I'm much happier.
I love the MPX in the rear and wouldn't hesitate to recommend them.
I'd like to try the DD AW6.5 in the fairing, but I'm done. DONE!
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