Euphoria Xpert Upgrade info!!
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Lol, if it wasn't such a trek time wise or money-wise to ship then I would.....but I have messaged him to get his input, so that has to account for something.
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So here's what you will get with that setup, IF gains and crossovers are adjusted correctly. You will be running half the power to them (6x9) that they are rated for. So with that, you can cross them low to bet some bass, at slow speed and parking lot. You're 6.5 are rated for 225RMS, so you will get some decent punch from them with some mid-bass.
There's only so much loudness or bass you can get out of your system. You're running a little low on power. And 6x9's only produce so much bass, which starts to disappear going down the road.
I see too many dudes having unrealistic expectations in the bike audio world now. Just because you have good/popular equipment, doesn't mean it's going to hammer. Tuning and setup is just as important as the equipment used. These are not cars and will never sound as good, physics wins! And when you hear someone who has a killer setup, it's not as easy as just copying his setup and getting the same results.
And 1 last thing for today, there's more than 1 guy out there that knows bike audio. Some just do a great job advertising and selling the **** out of it. The intra-web if full of great information to research.
There's only so much loudness or bass you can get out of your system. You're running a little low on power. And 6x9's only produce so much bass, which starts to disappear going down the road.
I see too many dudes having unrealistic expectations in the bike audio world now. Just because you have good/popular equipment, doesn't mean it's going to hammer. Tuning and setup is just as important as the equipment used. These are not cars and will never sound as good, physics wins! And when you hear someone who has a killer setup, it's not as easy as just copying his setup and getting the same results.
And 1 last thing for today, there's more than 1 guy out there that knows bike audio. Some just do a great job advertising and selling the **** out of it. The intra-web if full of great information to research.
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Ok, so if I am now looking at a different setup other that the Euphoria
was a pretty penny for that setup, lol, installer was just about open her up, so I hear you all say that it wouldnt be enough power which I get it, so as I said, Im not looking for a competition sound and also physics included I know I wont get super bass, but if Im standing with my friends were listening to it, lol, I dont want to be the bike that say to turn down, because it sounds bad.
I just want a good rich sound that it not all treble is my best way to say, so how does this setup look to you:
2 - db drive WDX6MOTO-G2
2 - db drive WDX69MOTO
WDX NEO4v2 Amp (supposedly 1250w)
So what about that setup would you change to get a nice sound, again that nice sound I want is to be louder (not too bright) and clearer than the current stock speakers I have that get distorted if I go above half?
See this YouTube video is just the 6.5s, but I like the crispness and the clarity coming from them, so I could only hope that added the 6x9s will further enhance that sound with very minimal but enjoyable sound for parking lot pimping at bike meet-ups.
I just want a good rich sound that it not all treble is my best way to say, so how does this setup look to you:
2 - db drive WDX6MOTO-G2
2 - db drive WDX69MOTO
WDX NEO4v2 Amp (supposedly 1250w)
So what about that setup would you change to get a nice sound, again that nice sound I want is to be louder (not too bright) and clearer than the current stock speakers I have that get distorted if I go above half?
See this YouTube video is just the 6.5s, but I like the crispness and the clarity coming from them, so I could only hope that added the 6x9s will further enhance that sound with very minimal but enjoyable sound for parking lot pimping at bike meet-ups.
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Ok, so if I am now looking at a different setup other that the Euphoria…was a pretty penny for that setup, lol, installer was just about open her up, so I hear you all say that it wouldn’t be enough power which I get it, so as I said, I’m not looking for a competition sound and also physics included I know I won’t get super bass, but if I’m standing with my friends we’re listening to it, lol, I don’t want to be the bike that say to turn down, because it sounds bad.
I just want a good rich sound that it not all treble is my best way to say, so how does this setup look to you:
2 - db drive WDX6MOTO-G2
2 - db drive WDX69MOTO
WDX NEO4v2 Amp (supposedly 1250w)
So what about that setup would you change to get a nice sound, again that nice sound I want is to be louder (not too bright) and clearer than the current stock speakers I have that get distorted if I go above half?
I just want a good rich sound that it not all treble is my best way to say, so how does this setup look to you:
2 - db drive WDX6MOTO-G2
2 - db drive WDX69MOTO
WDX NEO4v2 Amp (supposedly 1250w)
So what about that setup would you change to get a nice sound, again that nice sound I want is to be louder (not too bright) and clearer than the current stock speakers I have that get distorted if I go above half?
The DB system you suggested is ok. The G2 are really bright speakers. The amp is good, just a little on the low side of power.
I would go with the Euphoria EX4 amp, DB moto 6CD's and the moto 6x9 you listed. Those 6x9 put out a good amount of bass in the parking lot with 150 watts
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