Thanks! Did you use biketronics 7.1 adapters or just drilled new holes? I will be switching out my Mmats tomorrow

 

[QUOTE=Delgado130;17837424]Thanks! Did you use biketronics 7.1 adapters or just drilled new holes? I will be switching out my Mmats tomorrow[/QUO

I have a 16, I used the BT pod eliminator brackets.
Juice

 

Anything new in the 6.5" game?

 

What location? What Range do you need?

Juice

 

Fairing speakers in road glide, was looking around to see if there's anything new out that would make me change the 1650s I have in there now.

 

I think you have one of the better sound quality speakers, There will be plenty more loud and just as clear but they take a lot more work/time and tuning.

Juice

 

Ok, so leave well enough alone, Damn looking for a reason to try something else. Thanks

 

There is an entire car audio world and loud speaker market full of products to try out!!

My honest advice is get what folks have sounding it's best before chasing product names. I see so many dudes with good equipment that sounds like crap because it's installed crappy or tuned horribly. No amount of "new" stuff will fix that.

 

My system sounds good now, I have to much time on my hands, was thinking about trying the prvs, if they were drop in don't know how hard it is to make those work in Road glide fairing, been hearing the SV is a better speaker to try than the 1650 also.

 

It really depends on what you want or are looking for. There are certainly some speakers that inherently do certain things better than others....but once you get in the ballpark I think there are things you can do to get the best sound without having to chase another product. So my advice is really figure out what is that you want from your fairing speakers then decided. Sometimes that takes figuring out what you DON'T want too! That's when it starts to get expensive.