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The Polk 5 1/4 are cut right into the front of lids and grills painted to match, I know it sounds rigged but it don't look bad. They are marine rated and been working for years like that. I know 6x9's would blow them away but at the time didn't have $ for new lids.
I'm running four American Bass 6.5 speakers in parallel off the front channels of a pn4.1000d and Pioneer 6900 6x9's on the rear channels. This setup is really loud with decent bass. Bike is 2010 ultra
I'm running four American Bass 6.5 speakers in parallel off the front channels of a pn4.1000d and Pioneer 6900 6x9's on the rear channels. This setup is really loud with decent bass. Bike is 2010 ultra
That Soundstream PN41000D is less $ than the PBR on amazon. Something better for less?!? WOW that almost never happens LOL If that will push 6 speakers I could rip out both my amps and would just need to replace the 2 hogtune speakers with some 6.5's. I Could keep my 4 Polks and be done for less that 3 bills.
wayyyy better! The pn4.1000d is putting out around 230 watts per channel in 2 ohms and 140 watts per channel in 4 ohms. For being a budget system it sounds Damn good!
So if I picked up a PN4.1000D and ran my four Polk's (2 in lids and 2 in inner fairing) in parallel on the rear channels what would be a nice yet cost effective pair of 6.5 speakers to run off of the front channels in the stock fairing locations that would handle the power and sound good cranked up?
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