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I did a set of 8" GZ red baskets in my buddies lowers and they sound amazing and I know a guy whose got 6 or 8 of the 6.5 red baskets on his competition bike. They are great speakers. The mmats are solid performers as well.
I cant seem to figure out which GZ red baskets? The ground zero web site is a bit hard to navigate. Any chance you could send a link?
I can’t seem to figure out which GZ red baskets? The ground zero web site is a bit hard to navigate. Any chance you could send a link?
the red baskets will not be a direct fit...in those hogtunes lower adapter...just so you know... red baskets mounting depth are 2.75 inches or close to it
Last edited by bdrummer0413; May 27, 2019 at 10:40 PM.
Jeez, only 150Hz on the bottom? Even the 8"s are rated for 130Hz?
I think it's been reported that they will play a little lower than published spec. If I remember right that 150hz is if you're sending them 300w or better. I know some are sending them that much or more.
I think it's been reported that they will play a little lower than published spec. If I remember right that 150hz is if you're sending them 300w or better. I know some are sending them that much or more.
Thanks bud. Sure would be nice if they gave the spec for a more real world 150-200w max for a bike. The difference between 80 or even 90hz and 130Hz is enormous on these sleds.
Thanks bud. Sure would be nice if they gave the spec for a more real world 150-200w max for a bike. The difference between 80 or even 90hz and 130Hz is enormous on these sleds.
Had mine crossed at 120hz sounded fine, but I have plenty of low end so I opted to put them back at 150hz. But, I am also sending them 400 watts each.
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