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I've been reading a bit about using a dsp and the benefits but I'm not sure that I'll be able to use it to the full extent with my setup. Pretty much dont want to spend the money and time tuning if it's not going to make a big difference. Thanks in advance for any input!
I would say it depends. Im a noob when it comes to this sled audio, but not audio in general. It depends firstly if you feel like your setup is close to what you want, but needs some tweaks to make it better. It also depends on your budget. $200-$300 for a dsp might be a deal breaker. For me Im only running fairing speakers, but bought the dd dsi2 knowing I would add more speakers later. I ended up being glad I bought it right now as the small tweaks to the fairing made the money worth spending.
It's not necessarily I think it's lacking. I've entered a couple audio competitions and just always looking on a way to improve. I have lowers and thought about adding another pair of 6.5s.
Last edited by c_mancuyas8; Oct 1, 2019 at 06:01 PM.
to answer the op's question to me,
Kenwood 998 head unit,,,,bluetooth from phone or New Sony Walkman
2 PRV 6MR500 NDY 4's in the faring
same in lower farings
2 DD B3 horns in grills in fairing
2 Mmats PA 60.44cx in tp pods
2 PRV 10MB1000's in bags
SD Evo800.4 for PRV's in front and Mmats in tp pods
SD Nano250.2 for horns
SD Evo2000.1 for bags,,,,,,also 2 supplemental batteries, one in each bag, my bike is old and doesn't have as good a charging system as the newer bikes
all run through the DD Dsi2, installed and tuned by me.
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