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I am almost ready to upgrade my sound and the current prices seem right for me. Due to a different circumstances, I am generally interested only in HD upgrades - yes, I know all other brands and what not.
So, what's member's opinion on HD by RF Stage 2 that consists of below: Stage 2 primary amplifier Stage 2 fairing speakers Speaker installation kit
Is it a noticeable improvement as far as loudness and quality goes?
Costs not considered the consensus seems to be that RF is better than the previous generation junk but I don't think it much matters as you've already made up your mind.
I am almost ready to upgrade my sound and the current prices seem right for me. Due to a different circumstances, I am generally interested only in HD upgrades - yes, I know all other brands and what not.
So, what's member's opinion on HD by RF Stage 2 that consists of below: Stage 2 primary amplifier Stage 2 fairing speakers Speaker installation kit
Is it a noticeable improvement as far as loudness and quality goes?
Most definitely. Sound quality so much better than last rockford setup I had with the TMS65's and 400w amp. Decent bass output and can hear loud and clear at freeway speeds. The current discount is a huge plus
Most definitely. Sound quality so much better than last rockford setup I had with the TMS65's and 400w amp. Decent bass output and can hear loud and clear at freeway speeds. The current discount is a huge plus
Thanks.
No more discount.
Originally Posted by CaffeineBuzz
then dont waste your ****ing money not sure how I could be more clear
I have the Rockford stage II on my 21 Street Glide CVO. I came standard on the bike. I then added the king tour-pak and the two speakers also on the tour-pak and the secondary amplifier. It was all HD and plug and play. My wife is in a constant symphony back there and the sound is unbelievable. I'm very happy with it. I think you will like it also.
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