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Apr 2, 2019 | 09:13 AM

Mac daddy 103

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Biketronics

Looking for my next amp and speaker kit and looking at The Biketronics pro speakers and Bt 2250 amp,

I don’t see to many topics on this company so I’m looking for some input or feed back.

Im just looking to the the Front speakers only

thanks in advance

Apr 2, 2019 | 09:22 AM

ColdRain

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From: Taylor, MI and Munith Michigan

I don't have much feedback but the quote I have for front and back speakers is going to run me 2,276.77 for best of the best system they sell. I told Donna that im not looking for ear bleed loud, I want a powerful sound at lower volume with more of a full range if frequencies at 80mph. Music you can feel in your soul. Expecting not to be able to have good rolling bass at those speeds. Lifetime warranty and ease of install is only things selling me right now. Im not intimidated with installing whatever, Just its been 25 years since I did anything with Auto Audio systems. Forgot it all, and its not coming back to me as easy as I thought it would.

Last edited by ColdRain; Apr 2, 2019 at 09:24 AM.

Apr 2, 2019 | 10:01 AM

JMC22

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Didn't you learn your lesson with J&M, ping one of the audio members here, they will hook you up with a better set-up advice

Apr 2, 2019 | 10:41 AM

FrenchieM

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I would not spend that kind of money on that system. I spent less on mine
and I have 4-6.5, 2 8s in bags. 2 amps and a dsp.

Apr 2, 2019 | 10:46 AM

cshocker

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Mac daddy 103

Stay away from "kits" and "plug and play" systems. A lot of money for not a lot of quality. You can build a way better system on less money.

If you're wanting advice on what to build, list your: current setup, budget, music style and end goal ( 2 speakers, 4 speakers, bag speakers etc.).

Apr 2, 2019 | 11:00 AM

Moto Mike

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Mac D, There is no comparison between BT and J&M! BT systems are loud and clear, they build their own amps and use HAT (Hybrid Audio Technology) speakers and also Hertz speakers which are top end speakers, life time warranty's (which you pay for, thus not cheap) and (usually) great customer service! With all that said with the help of the audio crazed guy's on here you can piece your own system together that will be louder clearer and MUCH cheaper! Just tell us what bike, how many speakers you want (to start with), and locations for said speakers, and budget, to get some suggestions...good luck!

Apr 3, 2019 | 05:34 PM

FLHTK2015

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From: Northeast Ohio

best bet?

2015 ultra Limited. Bone stock audio currently. Looking to rock out and put together a solid system for 1500.00 or thereabouts. 4 speakers. 2 fairing, 2 tour pak pods. I've looked at Boom II, J&M Wild Boar, and BikeTronics. I listen to rock and metal. What's my best bet? I'd like to retain as much functionality of the factory head unit as I can. I'm open to suggestions. Thank you ahead of time!