Massive Audio Speakers?
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Road Master
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Massive Audio Speakers?
I've been on a mission to track down good component speakers for the fairing and came across Massive Audio. Anyone ever use their speakers on a sled? The FZ6 model looks promising with a 93db, and their HNX6 looks very similar to the Hertz SX165 Neo's.
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I have 3-way Massive system front and 6.5 coax Massive rear in one of my Volvo trucks. Play pretty well with Sony 4x100W head unit. Dunno though how it will work on the motorcycle.
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I've been on a mission to track down good component speakers for the fairing and came across Massive Audio. Anyone ever use their speakers on a sled? The FZ6 model looks promising with a 93db, and their HNX6 looks very similar to the Hertz SX165 Neo's.
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Road Master
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I seriously looked at the 5000's based off Tees recommendations...just can't justify the $1000+ tag.
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i know it's some extra coin, but it sounds like everything you want and describe wanting is in an AD speaker
i've never had a Hertz in my fairing, but i've heard them, and they were a nice warm and clean sound as well
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Road Master
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the 4000's are a lot easier to power and a bit less, i'd recommend you keep your eye out for some used on the forums here, but they don't show up very often, for a reason
i know it's some extra coin, but it sounds like everything you want and describe wanting is in an AD speaker
i've never had a Hertz in my fairing, but i've heard them, and they were a nice warm and clean sound as well
i know it's some extra coin, but it sounds like everything you want and describe wanting is in an AD speaker
i've never had a Hertz in my fairing, but i've heard them, and they were a nice warm and clean sound as well
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Your only other option to not have a "harsh" sound is to run a DSP and own amp channels to woofers and tweeters/horns, depending on the speaker.
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