Help me build my batwing sound
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Road Warrior
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Help me build my batwing sound
I recently ordered a standard Reckless batwing for my FLHR. So far I've purchased some Polk db691 6x9 speakers. I see that there is a marine grade receiver made by Infinity, (INFPRV250) offered on their site. Anybody have experience with that model? I'm not sure what hole they cut as this is not a conventional shaped receiver, (Reckless is closed now and will have to wait until Monday).
Plus, should I buy a little amp such as the RF PBR300X2?
I just want to be able to clearly here it at 55mph speeds and wonder if it would be able to do that without adding an amp. Maybe try it and get an amp if I'm not satisfied?
Dene
Thanks by the way!
Plus, should I buy a little amp such as the RF PBR300X2?
I just want to be able to clearly here it at 55mph speeds and wonder if it would be able to do that without adding an amp. Maybe try it and get an amp if I'm not satisfied?
Dene
Thanks by the way!
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Road Warrior
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Done deal then, thanks for the input.
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Note: set HP not AP and ground it to the battery - just my $.002
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Road Warrior
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Soundstream Option PN2.350D
From my limited knowledge I've gained so far, I read that the RF can get quite hot and now I'm looking at the Soundstream PN2.350D but the drawback is that it is a Class D amp, (whatever that means), and it gives off quite a bit of FM interference, and I plan on listening to a lot of FM channels. It has a bit more power for my 2 db691 Polk speakers also.
What now?
Thanks for all the help so far.
What now?
Thanks for all the help so far.
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The 2channel RF doesn't have heat issues,.......and they seem to have disappeared in the 4channel. The 2chanel RF is Good amp.
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Thanks pearl!!
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Road Warrior
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Just talked with RF...
He said the either the 2 or 4 channel WILL run hot, but nothing to worry about if it is set up correctly, I'll worry about the correct way to set it up when the time comes, I have all winter. Nothing wrong with mounting it on the stereo unit itself as most do it that way.
Side note:
Also phoned Reckless and told them I just bought one of their standard units off eBay for $290. Told her that I read on these forums that it is important to use metal grommets rather than the rubber ones on my road King. "When you buy the stereo pack you get the metal grommets" she said. Now they want $50 for some since I just got the basic fairing, sans stereo components, what a gouge eh? Wonder if Harley sells them, they must use metal on Ultra's etc?
Side note:
Also phoned Reckless and told them I just bought one of their standard units off eBay for $290. Told her that I read on these forums that it is important to use metal grommets rather than the rubber ones on my road King. "When you buy the stereo pack you get the metal grommets" she said. Now they want $50 for some since I just got the basic fairing, sans stereo components, what a gouge eh? Wonder if Harley sells them, they must use metal on Ultra's etc?
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Road Warrior
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Head unit query now....
Just to re-kindle this question about parts for my stereo. I have the Polk 6X9" speakers now, RF 300X2 amp and for the head unit i'd like to know if the cd versions out there really skip a lot. They are not much more than a basic Bluetooth media player and I do have a big collection of cd's.
Reckless fairing is pretty good bang for the buck by the way.
Thanks
Reckless fairing is pretty good bang for the buck by the way.
Thanks