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I can't decide which brand to buy I watch You Tube on all...Pyle PLMCA60....Boss MC400.....Shark shkrpa-k....out all of those which be best or would you have a suggestion? Harley Boom expensive but there has to be a great handlebar unit for my Sportster 883 2008...please help.
Thank You
Eric
unless you have this undying desire to have Boom Audio on your ride, then I would stay away from it. It's boss audio quality at best... The boss audio stuff; I was just at the Thunder in The Hill Country rally where a few vendors were peddling the pyle and boss audio setups. All I can say there is you get what you pay for. Sounded horrible under a tent, so imagine that on a bike at 70mph. The shark audio, I've seen a few posts where folks are happy with this setup. May not be the exact model you're looking at but nonetheless. My only personal experience with these setups is the J&M setup and although it's not cheap either, it was a very nice quality setup both sound and product.
unless you have this undying desire to have Boom Audio on your ride, then I would stay away from it. It's boss audio quality at best... The boss audio stuff; I was just at the Thunder in The Hill Country rally where a few vendors were peddling the pyle and boss audio setups. All I can say there is you get what you pay for. Sounded horrible under a tent, so imagine that on a bike at 70mph. The shark audio, I've seen a few posts where folks are happy with this setup. May not be the exact model you're looking at but nonetheless. My only personal experience with these setups is the J&M setup and although it's not cheap either, it was a very nice quality setup both sound and product.
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