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I know the BT amps take a hit for their lack of adjustability from many of the gurus. Curious if anyone is running one with a DSP and how the feel about the results?
Can you tell me what you mean bye working on dsr1 for harley.maybe that they are coming out with idata for it .thanks
I'm guessing their "Harley" setup will be a box stock tune that helps flatten the eq curve and probably pairs with their RF "plug n play" kits.
Arc kinda does that with their stock tune. The box stock default tune is primarily setup for the Moto 600.4 and 602 speakers, so it becomes a plug n play event too.
I'm guessing their "Harley" setup will be a box stock tune that helps flatten the eq curve and probably pairs with their RF "plug n play" kits.
Arc kinda does that with their stock tune. The box stock default tune is primarily setup for the Moto 600.4 and 602 speakers, so it becomes a plug n play event too.
RF Guy didn't say but I'm thinking set up to plug n play or plug and adjust...
Nobody ever answered the original question so I figured I would bump it back to the top. Would a DSP help with the lack of tuning ability on the Biketronics amps? Or are these amps set up internally to where it would be a waste of money?
Nobody ever answered the original question so I figured I would bump it back to the top. Would a DSP help with the lack of tuning ability on the Biketronics amps? Or are these amps set up internally to where it would be a waste of money?
I would take the time call BT Mike and ask him specifically how those two devices will play together. U can also search this forum a bit as I know a few guys have been in your same shoes.
The other question you should get answered before u start pulling cash out of ur wallet is how complex is my audio setup and will a DSP have an impact on it.
I'll take Ts advice before I buy and talk with BT.
Current setup:
Stock HU flashed 0 amps 4 speakers
BT4180 amp
BT Lines Levelers
JL ZR650 CSI's in BT speaker brackets default settings on the cross overs
JL M770s in the lids
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