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Nothing against you or your product but I do not see how the Rokker XXs could out perform any Focal speaker! If I had the extra cash, Focal would be the way I went!
The more I think about it the more it bothers me that you are so pushy in trying to sell your product! Customer reviews speak volumes and honestly, there isn't alot of people that give your product rave reviews. Due to the fact that I feel like I am walking on to a car lot and being pressured by you, I will probably not buy your product! Thanks!
The more I think about it the more it bothers me that you are so pushy in trying to sell your product! Customer reviews speak volumes and honestly, there isn't alot of people that give your product rave reviews. Due to the fact that I feel like I am walking on to a car lot and being pressured by you, I will probably not buy your product! Thanks!
Well said. Early on I seriously considered his product and what caused me to stop and reconsider is he never stops the BS hard sell. If selling that hard is necessary there must be something wrong. On and on and on. He is a nice guy but I don't do well with a hard sell. I went with BT amp and four of the BT 7.1s after lots of research. I feel it was a great decision. The other day I was riding through a town a little north of home cranking Robin Trower and folks a half block ahead of me were turning around to see what was coming. LOL BT ROCKS!!
Well said. Early on I seriously considered his product and what caused me to stop and reconsider is he never stops the BS hard sell. If selling that hard is necessary there must be something wrong. On and on and on. He is a nice guy but I don't do well with a hard sell. I went with BT amp and four of the BT 7.1s after lots of research. I feel it was a great decision. The other day I was riding through a town a little north of home cranking Robin Trower and folks a half block ahead of me were turning around to see what was coming. LOL BT ROCKS!!
I agree! If he has to work that hard to sell a speaker, they must not sell theirselves due to quality and sound. I am going with the BT 7.1s in my fairing! My decision is made! Ride safe!
John, I don't own any Focal's, Biketronics, stock Harley speakers, or Polks... That being said, I'll never own any J&M speakers either.
Your constant need to explain why your product is better tells me what I need to know. In this market, word of mouth and value are what you need. Not videos and tests done on your own equipment in you own environment.
I own a business also. That being said am proud of what we offer and always take care of my customers. But like any business you have to let people know what you offer. I dont think he is being overly pushy. I take it as he is letting you know what he has to offer and is proud of his product. When you sponser something like this forum you should have the right to push your product.
Originally Posted by RatPwrd72
John, I don't own any Focal's, Biketronics, stock Harley speakers, or Polks... That being said, I'll never own any J&M speakers either.
Your constant need to explain why your product is better tells me what I need to know. In this market, word of mouth and value are what you need. Not videos and tests done on your own equipment in you own environment.
Pushing your product and shoving it down people's throats are two totally different things! Like I have said, the speakers must not sell themselves if he has to push as hard as he does to sell them!
I have had the following in the fairing on my bike at one time or another: Rockford, Focal, J&M, and BT. Loud is easy, loud AND clear...not so easy.
I would say to spend some time to educate yourself on what the SPECS mean and then compare the SPECS to each other and disregard what logo is on the box. I personally now look for the following as bare MINIMUMS: at least 90 or better sensitivity; handle MINIMUM 120 watts RMS @ their ohm rating; and a good warranty.
Same thinking will work for amps. (You need one that'll produce at LEAST the RMS rating of the speakers selected with THD less than 1%.).
Once true specs are used it's easier to narrow down the list.
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