23 Street Glide with Boom System
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From: Lake Orion, MI
quick question it is a stock bike but the stock stereo is not loud enough to be heard at highway speeds....with that being said what is the best way and lowest cost to upgrade stereo for sound without losing quality? I dont wanna put a new head unit in the bike just maybe an amp and if needed two new speakers to match the stock radio with amp in the fairing....i dont want to add speakers any where else on the bike. any suggestions????
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My order for the 17' RGS audio components. $919
Precision Power HDHU.14+ Digital Multimedia Receiver w\Handlebar Control Module, Part# HDHU.14HCM $561
https://creativeaudio.net/hdhu-14/
DS18 PRO-HY6.4B 6.5" Hybrid Mid-Range Car Audio Loudspeaker with 1" VC Built-in Compression Driver Horn and Water Resistant Cone 450W Max 225W RMS 4 Ohms $152
Soundstream ST4.1200D Stealth Series 1200W Class D 4 Channel Amplifier $117+
Wiring kit for Harley: STINGER Wiring Kit for Harley $50
Amplifier mount: Saddle Tramp - Amplifier Mounting Bracket Harley-Davidson Road Glide 15-Up $39+
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i have HD's baller mack daddy sound system....and yes I too can hear it at highway speed....but is sounds like hammered **** and the question is, why would I want to listen to it at that volume?
i'd be happier with a quieter but cleaner sounding system
To the OP, DIY, you could probably spend about 1200 or so and end up with a way better sounding system, I paid about 2k to have a shop do a decent 4 speaker setup about 4 years ago
i'd be happier with a quieter but cleaner sounding system
To the OP, DIY, you could probably spend about 1200 or so and end up with a way better sounding system, I paid about 2k to have a shop do a decent 4 speaker setup about 4 years ago
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