Settings help
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Also read thru Matt's sticky about setting gains.
Hope this helps you to get the best feedback.
Kris
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It's a 2014 FLHXS. Biketronics kit. Kenwood x998 head unit. No line levelers. Last time I did the math I believe I did it wrong and dont want to blow the amo or speakers.
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nbdzhro ,,,
I think that some type of RCA input adapter or line leveler should be used with the Arc 600 or any other brand aftermarket amplifier.
there are quite a few available including B/Tronics and J&M.
which year model is your Harley?
I think that some type of RCA input adapter or line leveler should be used with the Arc 600 or any other brand aftermarket amplifier.
there are quite a few available including B/Tronics and J&M.
which year model is your Harley?
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ND,
With the 998 you won't need a converter just plug a set of RCA's to the amp. That amp does rated so you'll want a 1000hz test tone and set the amp to 24.7vac. HPF should be between 80 and 100. That radio does not put out a distorted signal even at max so you are ok to set it up high in the volume. I normally set it around 32-33 with that radio. Oh and set it at 4ohm, not 2.
With the 998 you won't need a converter just plug a set of RCA's to the amp. That amp does rated so you'll want a 1000hz test tone and set the amp to 24.7vac. HPF should be between 80 and 100. That radio does not put out a distorted signal even at max so you are ok to set it up high in the volume. I normally set it around 32-33 with that radio. Oh and set it at 4ohm, not 2.
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