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So I'm starting a new project. I have a road king that I put a fairing on. But now I'm thinking about taking the fairing off and going with cans on the crash bar and speakers in the bags. I know that guys have used headlight buckets for speaker housings on the crash bar. What else have any of you guys used?
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So I'm starting a new project. I have a road king that I put a fairing on. But now I'm thinking about taking the fairing off and going with cans on the crash bar and speakers in the bags. I know that guys have used headlight buckets for speaker housings on the crash bar. What else have any of you guys used?
A coworker installed this kit on his road king and it actually sounded damn good. I couldn't believe it!
Now before all the guys go apeshit about the Rockford amp. I'm telling everybody right now the amp sounded good with this set up. Bring it T! LOL!
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LMAO!!! Actually I’d run that set up with the PBR X2 or CV B52 up front with the roll bar speakers and throw some 8’s or 10’s in the bags with another amp. The 4 channel stinger comes to mind.
Gann,
You just sent us back to 2009. PBR300x2 where are in the Kappa's?
The Rockford or Kenwood amp comes with the kit bro and I don't know how much power those roll bar speakers can take. All I know is when the ole boy at work fired up his tunes, His is bike sounded damn good!! and he had the PBR X4. Shocked the hell out of me. I hate that amp!!! lol!
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