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Okay...does have any have Digital Design speakers? Looking to do something different than the Polks, Alpine, etc. Looking at DD VO-M6.5, DD VO-M6x9, and DD VO-B1 with a JL XD 400x4 v2 amp.
Okay...does have any have Digital Design speakers? Looking to do something different than the Polks, Alpine, etc. Looking at DD VO-M6.5, DD VO-M6x9, and DD VO-B1 with a JL XD 400x4 v2 amp.
What is your experience with these speakers?
Thanks for your feedback...
I'm with GP . . . Stay with the tried and true Sir! Unless you are in the business of funding research audio projects for motorcycles. If that's the case sign me up! Just kidding! (I do like the 98 sensitivity rating on those speakers) That 400/4 just might work with those speakers!
Its not our money guys... lets encourage him to use the AW6.5 speaker and Rockford T400x2Ad! I could only believe it would be an awesome combo. "VO" are their line of voice optimized speakers, ie midrange, not much for bass.
Its not our money guys... lets encourage him to use the AW6.5 speaker and Rockford T400x2Ad! I could only believe it would be an awesome combo. "VO" are their line of voice optimized speakers, ie midrange, not much for bass.
Yes Sir! I have a set of those. Basically brand new. I had those in my bike for about three days before Nutz hit me with the polk set up a couple years ago. I'd be willing to sell them if interested.
G How did these compare to the Polks? May be pairing them up with a RF300X2.
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These are very nice speakers! I ran em with the PBR300X2 as well. Very nice combo. The X2 does very well with any 2 ohm speaker. Honestly the Polks sounded just a little better in my opinion. Polks are hard to beat for SQ. . If they didn't fall apart I'd have them today! lol.... I'll send them to you. If you don't like em you can send them back.
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