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Forgive me if these issue have been addressed. Also I'm not an audiophile or interested in spending $1000 for sound. I'd rather hear my bike and the world around me. I'm looking to replace my factory deck with the Clarion M303 Marine Deck with Bluetooth: http://www.clarion.com/ca/en/product...663966043.html I've seen the Boom system and other "systems" but I think a Bluetooth deck gives me the basics. Am I wrong? It pushes 45 Watts and has a built in amp. What's a decent speaker for the fairing? I see lots of guys recommend the 7.25. Is a marine deck with Bluetooth the right direction? For $250 I think I get a good system that will control my iPhone music. I understand with Bluetooth headsets like Sena you need a deck with Bluetooth. I suppose this Clarion deck works. Am I correct? PS First post. Sorry if it's too long.
Thanks GLACIERPEARL. I'm trying to avoid wires and mounts altogether. I'm not too fussed about handlebar control when the Clarion allows me to control the volume and playlist. That's all I need. I assume my handlebar controls will work for volume as well, beyond that, I need nothing more.
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