J&M Speaker Question
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J&M Speaker Question
I am in the planning and removal stage of adding a new sound system to my bike. The prior owner had already added J&M Speakers to the front fairing. The question is I thought he just upgraded and added the same size speakers. It looks like a much larger speaker than stock. Its model #40-453. Is this a 6.25 or 7.1. If I don't have to replace them I don't want unless the general opinion is that they won't be compatible. I want to add a Sony Bluetooth and lower fairing speakers with two RF amps and rear 6x9 Pioneers.
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I am in the planning and removal stage of adding a new sound system to my bike. The prior owner had already added J&M Speakers to the front fairing. The question is I thought he just upgraded and added the same size speakers. It looks like a much larger speaker than stock. Its model #40-453. Is this a 6.25 or 7.1. If I don't have to replace them I don't want unless the general opinion is that they won't be compatible. I want to add a Sony Bluetooth and lower fairing speakers with two RF amps and rear 6x9 Pioneers.
I have replaced my stock speakers with Polk speakers then to change them out as there are issues them. I have purchased JM XX Rokker speakers 7 1/4" speakers and some biketronic 7.1 speakers to test which are the best.
However its all about cost. If you have about 370 to burn than do it
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I am in the planning and removal stage of adding a new sound system to my bike. The prior owner had already added J&M Speakers to the front fairing. The question is I thought he just upgraded and added the same size speakers. It looks like a much larger speaker than stock. Its model #40-453. Is this a 6.25 or 7.1. If I don't have to replace them I don't want unless the general opinion is that they won't be compatible. I want to add a Sony Bluetooth and lower fairing speakers with two RF amps and rear 6x9 Pioneers.
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you are correct ,, those are the very first versions of the J&M ROKKER 7.25" speakers ,,,,,,,
they will work very well, with medium to high powered amps ,,,,,,,,,,
the ONLY speakers I have found to be more durable then they are, under a high powered amp, are the latest version ROKKER XX (((see http://www.jmcorp.com/SeeProducts.asp?PF=45 ,,,,,,,,
we even offer a trade-in program for all first and second generation (blue-in-color) ROKKER 7.25" speakers, for the ROKKER XXs, at $99.99 with trade ,,,,,,,,
the ROKKER XXs are rated at 156w RMS continuous power, and really do pound out the sound, with maximum durability, even when connected to a big amp, like the J&M ROKKER XT or RF 300 ,,,,,, http://www.jmcorp.com/ProductDetail....=HCRK-7252-RXX ,,,,,
you are correct ,, those are the very first versions of the J&M ROKKER 7.25" speakers ,,,,,,,
they will work very well, with medium to high powered amps ,,,,,,,,,,
the ONLY speakers I have found to be more durable then they are, under a high powered amp, are the latest version ROKKER XX (((see http://www.jmcorp.com/SeeProducts.asp?PF=45 ,,,,,,,,
we even offer a trade-in program for all first and second generation (blue-in-color) ROKKER 7.25" speakers, for the ROKKER XXs, at $99.99 with trade ,,,,,,,,
the ROKKER XXs are rated at 156w RMS continuous power, and really do pound out the sound, with maximum durability, even when connected to a big amp, like the J&M ROKKER XT or RF 300 ,,,,,, http://www.jmcorp.com/ProductDetail....=HCRK-7252-RXX ,,,,,
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Thanks for the reply. I think I'm going to keep em once I add the lowers and rears with amps it should wake em up even more.
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you are correct ,, those are the very first versions of the J&M ROKKER 7.25" speakers ,,,,,,,
they will work very well, with medium to high powered amps ,,,,,,,,,,
the ONLY speakers I have found to be more durable then they are, under a high powered amp, are the latest version ROKKER XX (((see http://www.jmcorp.com/SeeProducts.asp?PF=45 ,,,,,,,,
we even offer a trade-in program for all first and second generation (blue-in-color) ROKKER 7.25" speakers, for the ROKKER XXs, at $99.99 with trade ,,,,,,,,
the ROKKER XXs are rated at 156w RMS continuous power, and really do pound out the sound, with maximum durability, even when connected to a big amp, like the J&M ROKKER XT or RF 300 ,,,,,, http://www.jmcorp.com/ProductDetail....=HCRK-7252-RXX ,,,,,
you are correct ,, those are the very first versions of the J&M ROKKER 7.25" speakers ,,,,,,,
they will work very well, with medium to high powered amps ,,,,,,,,,,
the ONLY speakers I have found to be more durable then they are, under a high powered amp, are the latest version ROKKER XX (((see http://www.jmcorp.com/SeeProducts.asp?PF=45 ,,,,,,,,
we even offer a trade-in program for all first and second generation (blue-in-color) ROKKER 7.25" speakers, for the ROKKER XXs, at $99.99 with trade ,,,,,,,,
the ROKKER XXs are rated at 156w RMS continuous power, and really do pound out the sound, with maximum durability, even when connected to a big amp, like the J&M ROKKER XT or RF 300 ,,,,,, http://www.jmcorp.com/ProductDetail....=HCRK-7252-RXX ,,,,,
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John, would you consider offering a trade-in for your regular 7.25" speakers for a set of Rokkers? I installed them before the Rokker line came out, and just upgraded by adding an amp. The current speakers sound good, but if I can get Rokkers with a trade in, I'm all in!.
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MaceWindu ,,,, joselk1 ,,,,
new J&M ROKKER XX 7.25" speakers (only, no grills, spacers or hardware) for $99 with trade in of the older blue ROKKER XT speakers ,,,,,,
new J&M ROKKER XX 7.25" speakers (only, no grills, spacers or hardware) for $199 with trade in of the older black J&M Performance series 7.25" speakers ,,,,,,
example of the J&M ROKKER XX speakers with specs here http://www.jmcorp.com/SeeProducts.asp?PF=45 ,,,,,
new J&M ROKKER XX 7.25" speakers (only, no grills, spacers or hardware) for $99 with trade in of the older blue ROKKER XT speakers ,,,,,,
new J&M ROKKER XX 7.25" speakers (only, no grills, spacers or hardware) for $199 with trade in of the older black J&M Performance series 7.25" speakers ,,,,,,
example of the J&M ROKKER XX speakers with specs here http://www.jmcorp.com/SeeProducts.asp?PF=45 ,,,,,
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