Fairing space
Road Captain
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I've had other 4-channel amps in there. To me that amp puts out a good amount of power and very efficient compared to some high power 4 channels I've used. Having 8 channels also opens up the door for more opportunities down the road for speaker choices. In my opinion having the DSP built into the amp cuts down on the noise floor and it has a cleaner sound to me too.
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From: Lockport Illinois
Im down to PRVs in fairing in BT speaker pods. B3 horns and then vo6x9s in the lids(possibly horns in future). Is it possible to get an arc psm, focal sport(PRVs and VOs), and say an nvx(horns) under the hood of a 14 street glide or is the second amp going in a bag? Or would i be better off with a 6 channel amp and a dsp in the fairing?
If you are using the speaker Podsyou can get 3 amps in the fairing with a possible 4 depending on the size amp that is on the amp tray.
Again it all depends on the size of the amp.
Road Captain
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I've had other 4-channel amps in there. To me that amp puts out a good amount of power and very efficient compared to some high power 4 channels I've used. Having 8 channels also opens up the door for more opportunities down the road for speaker choices. In my opinion having the DSP built into the amp cuts down on the noise floor and it has a cleaner sound to me too.
Road Captain
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You can do BT with the controller for $100. I tune wirelessy with my tablet and don't use my phone or laptop. The phone is a little small and difficult, unless it's just small adjustments, and a wired laptop is kind of a pain and after having wireless capabilities.
Road Captain
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Only thing you have to do is cut the glove box mount tab. Don't use the J&M top tray and use Velcro around the side of the amp and bottom back side. Push it up on the lip in the back. It will stick in there nicely and doesn't move. It actually fits better than the 600/6, it's a little wider but not as deep which is better. I ran the Sport for a few months too. It's a good amp, but I won't ever run it again after using the VX series.
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