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I just got a 2020 roadglide. Got the stinger 700.4 and 4 mmats 6.5. Fairing and lowers. I also already have front and rear biketronics line levelers. Is the dsr1 really needed/worth it? I’m not entering competition just want louder & better music at highway speeds as I do cross country riding.
I'm running the same set up only in a 14 Limited and it sounds great. Would a DSP sound better? Probably but for me I'm good with the line levelers.
I did tweak them some after reading a few threads here. This one was one of the more informative. https://www.hdforums.com/forum/audio...bt355-loc.html. All in all I am very happy loud and clear sitting or at speed with all types of music.
I have a similar set up on my ultra. Same speakers in all 4 holes, but I chose DSP versus line levelers as I want to add lid and maybe lowers in the future.
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