suggestions needed for my winter audio mods
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I agree. I would go with the 7.1's. Between the Polk's and adaptor rings needed, it's only $50 more.
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Road Captain
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You have any pics of 2 rf's in the fairing?
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Nope. Never tried it, but it can be done. You can fit two on top of the radio if you trim some of the guage supports on the inner fairing, or one on the top of the radio and one on the side with the Hogtunes second amp bracket. It takes the place of I've of the fairing support brackets.
Personally, I would go with the bracket.
Personally, I would go with the bracket.
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Not taking fm radio into consideration.... Will a ss 4.520d be as good as 2 pbr's?? The ss amp is 4 channel and cheaper that one pbr. It would be pushing the bt 7.1 and pioneer 6902's. Does the ss have enough power?
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The Soundstream has plenty of power. If you don't mind losing FM/AM/WB, it's a great little amp.
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Just be sure of what you want. I'm changing plans for the third time this winter. It's cheaper to do it "right" the first time, even if you buy more expensive equipment, than to redo.