New Euphoria DB Build
#1
New Euphoria DB Build
Just got back from Lucky 7 to see the new build in the 19 CVO RG. Up front are the DB EX6NCD with compression horns, bag speakers are the DB EX6NCX, Amps SD 800.4, and SD 400.4. I took pictures to show amp placement and the cutouts in the front pods. Also picks of the spacer made to compensate for the bag locks on the CVO.
Cut out break side
Cut out clutch side
SD 400.4
Front
spacer for bag
DB EX6NCD
Kept the GTS HU
Pods marked for cut
SD 800.4
Cut out break side
Cut out clutch side
SD 400.4
Front
spacer for bag
DB EX6NCD
Kept the GTS HU
Pods marked for cut
SD 800.4
#4
Got my bike back today and got to spend about 2 hours just listening to different music. Even though I had heard the Euphouria speakers in other bikes the DB EX6NCD really does everything I was looking for from a top end speaker. Vocals are loud and crystal clear but it is the separation in the music that I am able to hear that really seals the deal for me. I can easily see how people can become addicted to the pursuit of that perfect sounding system. I also realized how little I understand about how to put a system together.
#5
Got my bike back today and got to spend about 2 hours just listening to different music. Even though I had heard the Euphouria speakers in other bikes the DB EX6NCD really does everything I was looking for from a top end speaker. Vocals are loud and crystal clear but it is the separation in the music that I am able to hear that really seals the deal for me. I can easily see how people can become addicted to the pursuit of that perfect sounding system. I also realized how little I understand about how to put a system together.
#6
I heard the Beyma's in a couple of different bikes with great variance in the systems. I don't think I could say that they stood out over the DBs but I don't have the experience that most of you guys have to say you should spend your money here or this speaker is head and shoulders above another. It is a slow and expensive learning curve but having people that are willing to stand up and give an honest opinion of what they think is what makes this forum such a valuable resource.
#7
Originally Posted by coach127
I heard the Beyma's in a couple of different bikes with great variance in the systems. I don't think I could say that they stood out over the DBs but I don't have the experience that most of you guys have to say you should spend your money here or this speaker is head and shoulders above another. It is a slow and expensive learning curve but having people that are willing to stand up and give an honest opinion of what they think is what makes this forum such a valuable resource.
Are you using the passive crossovers that were provided for the horns or do u have them active on their own channels?
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#8
I heard the Beyma's in a couple of different bikes with great variance in the systems. I don't think I could say that they stood out over the DBs but I don't have the experience that most of you guys have to say you should spend your money here or this speaker is head and shoulders above another. It is a slow and expensive learning curve but having people that are willing to stand up and give an honest opinion of what they think is what makes this forum such a valuable resource.
Last edited by Ron D 33; 07-19-2019 at 05:25 PM.
#9
In general my ears seem to like the 6.5 mid bass presence a bit more on the Euphoria but think the detail in the 6.5 midrange of Beyma is just damn hard to beat.
Are you using the passive crossovers that were provided for the horns or do u have them active on their own channels?
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Are you using the passive crossovers that were provided for the horns or do u have them active on their own channels?
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