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Well got the Yellow 6.5s in today along with some other wiring changes. First take on them
is they are warmer than the UN 6.5 Need some break in time before I let them loose a little more
Stay tuned.
My 6.5’s and 8’s have several hundred hours of play time on them at this point, I am extremely happy with them. Several rain storms, a whole hell of a lot of ffdp and bad wolves, and they’ve not hiccup’d.
My 6.5’s and 8’s have several hundred hours of play time on them at this point, I am extremely happy with them. Several rain storms, a whole hell of a lot of ffdp and bad wolves, and they’ve not hiccup’d.
My 6.5s and 8s have several hundred hours of play time on them at this point, I am extremely happy with them. Several rain storms, a whole hell of a lot of ffdp and bad wolves, and theyve not hiccupd.
I'm a huge advocate of posting install pics. It's amazing the ideas I've borrowed or improved upon just by seeing how someone else handled something.
Back when Steve Meade first started posting install pictures of his Honda I was amazed at what a DIY guy could do in an average garage. He has made an empire out of those humble beginnings, it's really amazing.
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When you guys heard it in ES I was only feeding them 200 each. Wednesday its going back in with 4 8s back there and a 1600.1 mono 1 ohm amp. Ill then feed them whatever theyll take and see how it sounds.
Well got the Yellow 6.5s in today along with some other wiring changes. First take on them
is they are warmer than the UN 6.5 Need some break in time before I let them loose a little more
Stay tuned.
Frenchie how are you liking the yellow baskets in the fairing?
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