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zxport123.. man you're bouncing all over the spectrum with your audio setup. I've combined all your threads you've started into 1 thread... maybe it will be easier for you and us to keep track of what's going on in a single location...
Last edited by UltraNutZ; May 20, 2013 at 02:05 PM.
zxport123 - you've received a lot of good info to your questions and yet you are still all over the place w/ random q's and changing goals.
What are you trying to do? 2,4, or 6 speakers? 2 and 4 are easy - MM651's and SS 4ch. 6 speakers you need 4 ohm in the front in parallel on the front channel, and whatever you want in the rear (6.5's in tourpack, or 6x9 in lids).
simple.
HU and Biketronics or Hawg Wired adapter for handlebar controls. I'd not get a new HU without bluetooth and pandora functionality. my 02.
Not intending to be rude, but just pick one! And if you normally have trouble picking something - go to a shop and have it installed. Picking one and putting money on the table makes it tough to keep changing your mind. Simplifies it a lot!
ADHD and car/bike audio don't mix too well. Might be worth spending a bit to get it done right. Then ride and enjoy the tunes!
What are you trying to do? 2,4, or 6 speakers? 2 and 4 are easy - MM651's and SS 4ch. 6 speakers you need 4 ohm in the front in parallel on the front channel, and whatever you want in the rear (6.5's in tourpack, or 6x9 in lids).
When you guys parallel the SS amp,...........how many watts are going out to the paralleled speakers ??
Didn't know the specs off hand.................in those applications, some might consider adding a PBR 300/2 for the 3rd set of speakers, to get more POWER !!!
Didn't know the specs off hand.................in those applications, some might consider adding a PBR 300/2 for the 3rd set of speakers, to get more POWER !!!
I agree. Even with the setup I have now which is a non-recommended impedance load at the rear channels of the 4.520D, I find myself wanting to drive those 6x9s so going to add the 300x2 to the 6x9s only.
I have been reading and reading. I'm looking at doing the MM651 in the fairing and later doing 6x9 in the speaker lids, can I get away with the SS 4.520d and run both? I plan on later on doing a diff head unit. Would I be better off using 2 amps? but can both be in fairing?
Another thing is if I go with an aftermarket HU. Does the rain hurt it if you get caught out?
I have been reading and reading. I'm looking at doing the MM651 in the fairing and later doing 6x9 in the speaker lids, can I get away with the SS 4.520d and run both? I plan on later on doing a diff head unit. Would I be better off using 2 amps? but can both be in fairing?
Another thing is if I go with an aftermarket HU. Does the rain hurt it if you get caught out?
Good combo and you can do in stages w/ a 4ch like the 520D. Keep an eye out for lost FM (EMI FM interference). Some ferrites can help (check Gone RIding's thread on which to get).
HU and rain - even the "marine" HU's are mostly marketing. When you get a mount kit - get the splash guard w/ it. Will work for most showers - a downpour or washing your bike - just be careful. Downpour - as long as you are moving and it's not really drenching it you should be ok, or pull over to let it pass if you can.
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