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Old May 25, 2017 | 08:36 PM
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First off I am not an audio person. Any help would be greatly appreciated

2010 Road Glide (NOT ULTRA)

I currently am running 2 front Hertz 6.5 Speakers and 2 rear Punch 6x9 Speakers. I purchased the Soundstream Picaso nano PN4.1000D to replace my Rockford Fosgate amp. I am being told I need to flash my existing stock radio for 4 channel setup to run this amp properly.

Is this true?? If not, how should I hook this up? I did not hook up the current system.

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I hope this amp improves the sound quality
 
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Old May 25, 2017 | 09:25 PM
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You do not need to flash anything. Flashing is for Rushmore (2014+) bikes.
 
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That's good news. So my stock 2010 radio can I get 4 channels out of it? Any suggestions on hooking this amp up. I am audio illiterate
 
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That's good news. So my stock 2010 radio can I get 4 channels out of it? Any suggestions on hooking this amp up. I am audio illiterate
how do you have your 4 speaker hooked up now?
 
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Old May 26, 2017 | 11:34 AM
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Originally Posted by jeemann99
First off I am not an audio person. Any help would be greatly appreciated

2010 Road Glide (NOT ULTRA)

I currently am running 2 front Hertz 6.5 Speakers and 2 rear Punch 6x9 Speakers. I purchased the Soundstream Picaso nano PN4.1000D to replace my Rockford Fosgate amp. I am being told I need to flash my existing stock radio for 4 channel setup to run this amp properly.

Is this true?? If not, how should I hook this up? I did not hook up the current system.

thanks in advance

I hope this amp improves the sound quality
What Rockford amp? I'm guessing the PBR300X4?
 
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Old May 26, 2017 | 11:54 AM
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You got it Gannicus

On the SoundStream amp there are these 2 clips with wires on them for High input? do I use those or the other side of amp.
 
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Old May 26, 2017 | 06:06 PM
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You got it Gannicus

On the SoundStream amp there are these 2 clips with wires on them for High input? do I use those or the other side of amp.
Gonna take you off high level with the Soundstream bro. We're gonna run low level input.
First off whomever told you to get a flash on a 2010 RG does not have your best interest at heart. Never speak to them again!! Lol. All jokes aside get a set of PAC-15 or PAC-35 line levelers and a two sets of stinger 4000 series RCA's. You will need these to run low level off the Soundstream. PM me when you have the gear.
 
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