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i have a 2011 roadglide ultra over the weekend me and the wife were riding put about 540 miles and she kept telling me put the radio louder so i decided to upgrade the sounds what should i go with not looking to spend alot of money its just for her when she gets on for me its fine i have stock exhaust on the bike i might change later but for now its good.
any ideas would be great with amp or with out is good also
I just installed Vibe 2 channel amp in my SG fairing. You can get these for 139.95 at Sonic Electronics. It throws out 125 watts per channel @ 2 ohms.
I already had the JM 7.25 speakers, that ran under 200.00 from Phat Performance.
You could also buy some 2 ohm car speakers, for around 100.00.
The 7.25s were a little louder than stock, but the amp really brought them alive.
The amp is not plug and play, and requires a little cutting on the tach and speedo housings, but it's much cheaper than the motorcycle specific amps.
If you want any more info, just pm me.
I have a 2011 roadglide ultra over the weekend me and the wife were riding put about 540 miles and she kept telling me put the radio louder so i decided to upgrade the sounds what should i go with not looking to spend alot of money its just for her when she gets on for me its fine i have stock exhaust on the bike i might change later but for now its good.
any ideas would be great with amp or with out is good also
That has got to be the longest sentence I have read in quite some time. Periods are your friend....
Everything is relative, so you need to specify what a lot of money is to you....
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