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And I wasn't born yesterday. I've been at this a while as well as several others here and I know what it takes to build a good sounding system.
You're running 2 Hertz component sets, a Hertz coaxial in your tourpack and I'm gonna go out on a limb and say you're running a Hertz 6x9 coaxial in your lids and you're pushing it all with 2 RF400/4's. Brother, you have no idea what "Phenomenal" sounds like. I bet the guy that did your install said that's what it would be didn't he.
Can I ask what media do you use for a music source and how it is connected to you bike.
Cool, please name the $50 6 1/2 speakers that will out program my $600. Components, Im building a proto type ported test enclosure with the same coffee can shaped chamber lowers have to test different 6 1/2s for a bike show coming up this spring.
Are you testing these in a wind tunnel with 70-80 mph winds?
Cool, plrase name the $50 6 1/2 speakers that will out program my $600. Components, Im building a proto type ported test enclosure with the same coffee can shaped chamber lowers have to test different 6 1/2s for a bike show coming up this spring this spring.
Start w the Rockville RM Pro. Those are $29 bucks a piece.
Yup have read that too but nowhere in that topic does it tell you that a component set is optimal for the lowers. Especially with very little wattage going to it. Not my first rodeo. If you like what you have then that's all that matters. You'll be the only person here that will give suggestions for components in the lowers. Guarantee you that.
Actualy American Hardbag recommended Hertz coaxials for lowers. They thought my components were overkill.
Actualy American Hardbag recommended Hertz coaxials for lowers. They thought my components were overkill.
And they were correct. Cost versus return is not even close. There's no one here that will dispute the fact that they have excellent SQ. But....the lower frequency's that they allow you to play will wash out in that location at highway speeds.
Start w the Rockville RM Pro. Those are $29 bucks a piece.
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Perfect Amazon has them, free deliver and free return. That means I get them to test for free. Please name some more Ill buy and compare them all them all.
And they were correct. Cost versus return is not even close. There's no one here that will dispute the fact that they have excellent SQ. But....the lower frequency's that they allow you to play will wash out in that location at highway speeds.
Hell they told they sound fantastic at high way speeds. But not as good as my my MP 165p.3 Mille Pros
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