All u had to do is mention that ur using AVC in your original post and dudes are gonna attack that giant gator that is closest to the boat.

Now if ur not using AVC and want guidance, dudes will chime in.

Just the way it is round here. That feature blows a lot of perfectly good shix up.

T.

 

What has any of that to do with my question? Don't get me wrong, I appreciate the advice but...

 

I run AVC on my set up, for years love it...just have to be smart about it! I use 3 clicks and it raises or reduces the volume 3 or 4 clicks on my KW 998 when you stop and then increase speed. You just can't start adjusting it when you are already near max volume...NO problems here with magic smoke!

 

I think the Aquatic AV HU's are suppose to have a good display, some of the Sony's are suppose to be pretty good also, I have a Kenwood 998 and it is hard to see in bright daylight unless the sun is behind you!

 

Not sure if it's in your signature (can't see it when on a phone), but what year bike are we talking here?

 

Yeah but you're Moto Mike! LOL! The average newbee out here who has no clue would fry his speakers in a heartbeat and then jump on the forum and ask us why his speakers are blown.

You're right Mike. The AVC can be used IF you know the limitations of your system and how to set it up properly. Easier to do on the stock HU. 2 Bars and that's it. Aftermarket HU it gets a little tricky. Those are the guys hitting me on the PM and saying WTF? My system sounded dam good in the garage and went out for a ride and my left/right speaker blew. I hear that story waaay too much!

 

"Thanks guys, that's the info I was looking for, I'll be sure to check out those particular head units when I go shopping.