Audio help
I already have speaker Lids since my bike is a CVO. So I can just get the adapter to accept 6x9.
You are correct Sir. Found a set of adapters for 160.
Can anyone explain the wiring to me? Is there a way I can use the factory wiring instead of running speaker wire to each of the speakers? If so what would I need to do.
You are correct Sir. Found a set of adapters for 160.
Can anyone explain the wiring to me? Is there a way I can use the factory wiring instead of running speaker wire to each of the speakers? If so what would I need to do.
Also there is a guy on the audio for sale forum with the front and rear BT355's for sale if you're interested.
Yea I know but would prefer to keep factory wire since I wont have to drill holes or anything into my bags to run new speaker wire.
Originally Posted by Toner123
Yea I know but would prefer to keep factory wire since I wont have to drill holes or anything into my bags to run new speaker wire.
Well you should already have a hole where your stock speaker wires run through into your bags, right? I dont remember if the guy ran new speaker wire for my fairing.......I didnt do the install, but another guy that did my bags did run new wiring to them.
Originally Posted by GermanRedrum
So is the original head unit good enough and just bypass the internal amp by using the low coax outs on the back of the Boom head unit?
I do but it's a pretty thick bundle and it is a connector. Also controls my electric locks for the bags. I think this is where soundz gets their fame from. As there whole system is plug and play. I will have to do some digging on this
well you should be removing your bag amp, so you can get rid of those wires and just run new speaker wires in the same way.
for aftermarket audio, absolutely. IF, you were just using the HD Boom system, I’m not as familiar. But if you use the low outs on the back of the head and third party amps, there’s no reason why you couldn’t.






