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Ok so Ive made a solid decision here after going back and forth about what equipment to get. I have all the Rockford stuff in my 2015 ultra at the moment with the exception of the fairing speakers that are hertz hcx. Im gonna go with sv200.1 8 in my bags along with the fosgate 6x9s that are there now. Im going to add a set of st25 horns in the front fairing and replace the hcx with sv 165.1 I have the fosgate 6.5 in my tour pak also. I have a DSR1 a fosgate 400xad 4 hannel amp and a JL audio mx 500/4. I was also thinking of ordering a soundigital 250.2 nano amp for the st25s. My question is do I need the nano for the horns? Or can I get an in-line crossover. Im also open to suggestions maybe swap the fosgate amp out for something else but would need a different mount and my budget is tight at the moment.
Just when I make a solid decision.....Now I need to rethink
Sorry man, but those are loud Mid-Range style speaker and just don't play low. So dependent on what you're looking for, they probably won't be a good fit for you
If your budget is tight I would skip the Hertz stuff. The GZ or MMats 6.5 or PRV and horns work well at a lower price point so do the 8s. Get the nano amp for your horns and use your DSR1 to tune it all.
If your budget is tight I would skip the Hertz stuff. The GZ or MMats 6.5 or PRV and horns work well at a lower price point so do the 8s. Get the nano amp for your horns and use your DSR1 to tune it all.
What are your thoughts on Hertz SV 200L I like the GZ but also like that Hertz is sold local.
What are your thoughts on Hertz SV 200L I like the GZ but also like that Hertz is sold local.
The SV200L is a good speaker for bass purposes. I had them in my bags and to be honest I did not like them. But when I put them in my lids and or my tour pack lid, they pounded bass. I also had a LOT of power going to them with an SD1200.1.
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