One amp for entire set up
#1
One amp for entire set up
Hey guys,
Gonna go with the Readers Digest version here.
I'm getting new bags and fender for my bike and dont want to drill excessive holes in new bags. Ive looked at the bag amp kits. Trying avoid that route. I am looking to go from 2 amps down to one amp in fairing to power my system if possible. No real budget. Will buy new amp tray if necessary. Would the new Focal FDP amp be sufficient or maybe the Hertz HDP4? Thanks in advance.
Current set up:
Sony XAV-AX5000 Head Unit
Hertz Legend 6.5 components in fairing
Hertz Mille Pro 6x9 in lids
RF TM400X4AD in bag
BT 4180 in fairing
Gonna go with the Readers Digest version here.
I'm getting new bags and fender for my bike and dont want to drill excessive holes in new bags. Ive looked at the bag amp kits. Trying avoid that route. I am looking to go from 2 amps down to one amp in fairing to power my system if possible. No real budget. Will buy new amp tray if necessary. Would the new Focal FDP amp be sufficient or maybe the Hertz HDP4? Thanks in advance.
Current set up:
Sony XAV-AX5000 Head Unit
Hertz Legend 6.5 components in fairing
Hertz Mille Pro 6x9 in lids
RF TM400X4AD in bag
BT 4180 in fairing
#3
Originally Posted by Supertrkr
Hey guys,
Gonna go with the Readers Digest version here.
I'm getting new bags and fender for my bike and dont want to drill excessive holes in new bags. Ive looked at the bag amp kits. Trying avoid that route. I am looking to go from 2 amps down to one amp in fairing to power my system if possible. No real budget. Will buy new amp tray if necessary. Would the new Focal FDP amp be sufficient or maybe the Hertz HDP4? Thanks in advance.
Current set up:
Sony XAV-AX5000 Head Unit
Hertz Legend 6.5 components in fairing
Hertz Mille Pro 6x9 in lids
RF TM400X4AD in bag
BT 4180 in fairing
Gonna go with the Readers Digest version here.
I'm getting new bags and fender for my bike and dont want to drill excessive holes in new bags. Ive looked at the bag amp kits. Trying avoid that route. I am looking to go from 2 amps down to one amp in fairing to power my system if possible. No real budget. Will buy new amp tray if necessary. Would the new Focal FDP amp be sufficient or maybe the Hertz HDP4? Thanks in advance.
Current set up:
Sony XAV-AX5000 Head Unit
Hertz Legend 6.5 components in fairing
Hertz Mille Pro 6x9 in lids
RF TM400X4AD in bag
BT 4180 in fairing
The 4180 alone would power it too but without ***** that amp no worky for above agerage Joe or more aggressive tunes.
My Focal has not seen the Arkansas side of the 12 o'clock on the amp gains.
T.
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Supertrkr (06-14-2018)
#5
If I decide to run lowers, can I run fairing and lowers in parallel and the lids off the rear channel?
#6
can I run fairing and lowers in parallel and the lids off the rear channel?
When I have the gains set properly for the front channel which is on the fairing and the rear channel which is on the lowers I have to run the fader a good bit towards the rear to give the lowers more volume. This makes for a really nice and balanced sound that you could not get without that adjustment option.
What I did do was run the lowers and rear pods on the same channel. Depending on which helmet I am wearing I can't hear the rears as much as I may like but they are there and the front sound stage is really nice with the proper balance of fairing versus lower speakers.
The smart folks may be able to give you better advice on that but they will usually tell you it is best to have the fairing speakers on their own channel.
#7
I don't know if that amp would do that or not but most folks do NOT want to have fairing and lowers on the same channel. The reason being is the fairing speakers are close to you and pointing straight at your noggin. The lowers are farther away and pointing at your midsection. Given the same wattage going to each speaker which is what will happen when you parallel them you will not be able to hear the lowers at all once you crank the volume up.
When I have the gains set properly for the front channel which is on the fairing and the rear channel which is on the lowers I have to run the fader a good bit towards the rear to give the lowers more volume. This makes for a really nice and balanced sound that you could not get without that adjustment option.
What I did do was run the lowers and rear pods on the same channel. Depending on which helmet I am wearing I can't hear the rears as much as I may like but they are there and the front sound stage is really nice with the proper balance of fairing versus lower speakers.
The smart folks may be able to give you better advice on that but they will usually tell you it is best to have the fairing speakers on their own channel.
When I have the gains set properly for the front channel which is on the fairing and the rear channel which is on the lowers I have to run the fader a good bit towards the rear to give the lowers more volume. This makes for a really nice and balanced sound that you could not get without that adjustment option.
What I did do was run the lowers and rear pods on the same channel. Depending on which helmet I am wearing I can't hear the rears as much as I may like but they are there and the front sound stage is really nice with the proper balance of fairing versus lower speakers.
The smart folks may be able to give you better advice on that but they will usually tell you it is best to have the fairing speakers on their own channel.
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#8
you can add a micro amp in the cb hole to run lowers if you need later. There are a few combinations to run 2 amps in that bike fairing.
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