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Ahhhhh I see. I thought about the RF lid kit but then your spending the money on the kit which comes with speakers right. Then replacing the speakers lol.
The RF speakers that come with the kit perform very well if set up correctly. Lots of guys were blowing those speakers soon after installation but they were over driving them. I installed these on a JL 600/6 and they perform flawlessly.
Ahhhhh I see. I thought about the RF lid kit but then your spending the money on the kit which comes with speakers right. Then replacing the speakers lol.
Don't get me wrong the speakers that come with that kit are very good speakers. They have a ton of bass and the highs are good also. They don't look like much but damn, looks are deceiving. I had the mpx 690.3's before I had the kit. I have since put pioneer pros, hcx 690.3, sony xs-gs 6921, polks 692's, wdx 6x9's, the rf tms 69's that come with the kit, hertz cpx 690's, and now im trying to get a set of DD vo's back there but will take a bit of modification to make them fit.
This is my hobby and I try new/different speakers so I can either recommend or tell people to stay away from speakers.
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Don't get me wrong the speakers that come with that kit are very good speakers. They have a ton of bass and the highs are good also. They don't look like much but damn, looks are deceiving. I had the mpx 690.3's before I had the kit. I have since put pioneer pros, hcx 690.3, sony xs-gs 6921, polks 692's, wdx 6x9's, the rf tms 69's that come with the kit, hertz cpx 690's, and now im trying to get a set of DD vo's back there but will take a bit of modification to make them fit.
This is my hobby and I try new/different speakers so I can either recommend or tell people to stay away from speakers.
TG will you start a 6x9 review thread after evaluating the VO 6x9s? Ron D gave me a short review of what he has tried and I'd like your opinion as well.
I recently purchased the RF lid kit and some MM692s. I plan to try both the RF and Polk speaks. I need a back up plan if I melt the Polks lol. I probably won't install until I return from the Sturgis Rally. I plan on taking a trip to Columbus soon after that.
I based my selection on an earlier post from Alex Haze and am very happy. Mmatts 6.5 in the fairing (a PA speaker on the warmer side), DD VO-B3 horns in the fairing, DD VO M6x9 in a set of Hogtunes lids. Factory Head Unit ( thinking off changing it out for the Sony AVX-5000), Arc Audio PSM, ArcMoto 600.4 amp pushing the 6.5s and 6x9s, and a small kenwood amp for the horns. You will need to take some time tuning. I have 2 separate tunes - 1 for bike not running and a separate tune for when the bike is running, as the factory head unit on the Rushmore models have built in different EQ settings for running and not running.
TG will you start a 6x9 review thread after evaluating the VO 6x9s? Ron D gave me a short review of what he has tried and I'd like your opinion as well.
I recently purchased the RF lid kit and some MM692s. I plan to try both the RF and Polk speaks. I need a back up plan if I melt the Polks lol. I probably won't install until I return from the Sturgis Rally. I plan on taking a trip to Columbus soon after that.
Yea be very careful with those polks and don't run them with ANYTHING less than 6" to them in the bags. I am having difficulties getting the vos to fit in the rf lid kit as the vos flage is very wide. I tried a set of 1/2" spacers and that wasn't enough. Gonna try 3/4 and 1" spacers to see if they will work. I did hook them up and the sounded damn good but after putting my milles back in I still have to say that IMHO, the hertz mpx 690.3 have the best sound and bass thump out of all the 6x9's I have tried.
The RF speakers that come with the kit perform very well if set up correctly. Lots of guys were blowing those speakers soon after installation but they were over driving them. I installed these on a JL 600/6 and they perform flawlessly.
This is why I love and hate this forum lol. Solid advice and makes all your decisions tougher.. guess that’s the life of audio guys chasing the perfect set up haha
Yea be very careful with those polks and don't run them with ANYTHING less than 6" to them in the bags. I am having difficulties getting the vos to fit in the rf lid kit as the vos flage is very wide. I tried a set of 1/2" spacers and that wasn't enough. Gonna try 3/4 and 1" spacers to see if they will work. I did hook them up and the sounded damn good but after putting my milles back in I still have to say that IMHO, the hertz mpx 690.3 have the best sound and bass thump out of all the 6x9's I have tried.
TG, please report back what works. I have a set of the VOs on order, just waiting for them to come off backorder. I am interested in what it takes to fit the VO in place of the RF. Thanks.
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