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If I were in the OPs situation I would want fade to balance out the fairing and lowers. I'd put the fairing speakers on the front channel and the lowers on the rear. A while back I had a similar setup and found that I had to put more volume to the lowers than the fairing to be able to hear them well.
I've thought about this as well. I haven't been on the road yet due to this being a winter project. I have a second amp along with the rear BT355 to power my lid speakers. I won't be able to get a flash done until spring. Right now I'm using Y splitters just to power it all. It makes sense that would would need to make adjustments for the lowers.
If I were in the OPs situation I would want fade to balance out the fairing and lowers. I'd put the fairing speakers on the front channel and the lowers on the rear. A while back I had a similar setup and found that I had to put more volume to the lowers than the fairing to be able to hear them well.
You will need a 0/4 flash or a Rockford flash. Personally if I was going to pay to have my bike flashed I'd get the Rockford flash and forgo the BT line levelers. The other thing you may want is the harness for the rear channels. Check Vtwin audio.
You will need a 0/4 flash or a Rockford flash. Personally if I was going to pay to have my bike flashed I'd get the Rockford flash and forgo the BT line levelers. The other thing you may want is the harness for the rear channels. Check Vtwin audio.
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