Hertz amp and speakers
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The GZ coax are going to be dependent on the watts you have. If the amp you are using is 140 watts per channel, you are better off with the Mmats.
I will take the Mmats coax at 140 watts per channel, over the GZ coax at 200 watts per channel.
And for the fairing, I would take either the GZ coax or the Mmats over the Hertz SX 165 neo coax. The Hertz works great in the tour pack, and I could see it working well out of the lowers as well.
I run 225 watts per channel to my GZ coax, with no DSP, and I prefer the Mmats coax at 150 watts per channel with a DSP on my other bike.
I will take the Mmats coax at 140 watts per channel, over the GZ coax at 200 watts per channel.
And for the fairing, I would take either the GZ coax or the Mmats over the Hertz SX 165 neo coax. The Hertz works great in the tour pack, and I could see it working well out of the lowers as well.
I run 225 watts per channel to my GZ coax, with no DSP, and I prefer the Mmats coax at 150 watts per channel with a DSP on my other bike.
5th Gear
Joined: Apr 2022
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From: Michigan
Why theyre called neos
After doing a little research Im understanding that these hertz speakers have neodymium magnets which are smaller but denser than the other iron ferrite ones on the stock bikes. This improves performance and they weigh less too.
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