installing the BT4180
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Road Warrior
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From: Charlotte
Now that I think about it, I'm glad to be doing the install myself. I had an audio shop do the install but I've always wondered if they did it right. The sound is good but not great but better from what I had before. Sometimes, it's best to do the work yourself. And, if I have any problems, Don I will be calling you. lol
Road Warrior
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From: Joliet IL.
OKAY GANG, IT'S A DONE DEAL!!!!
I just got off the phone with Robin at B.T. and bought the BT4180.
I'm sending the PBR300x2 back to Amazon for a full refund.
BT sold me the amp for $499.00.
Robin was a bit concerned about the power of my Pioneer 6x9's but he said if the spec are correct, I shouldn't have a problem.
I told him that I am nervous about doing the install and he promised to walk me through, step by step if necessary. He said the install is easy but I may have to remove the tank to "cleanly" run the wires from the 6x9's.
Next Saturday will be the install day...
Guys thanks for all of your advice. And please, no one tell my girlfriend how much I've truly spend on audio. She will go through the roof. lol
I just got off the phone with Robin at B.T. and bought the BT4180.
I'm sending the PBR300x2 back to Amazon for a full refund.
BT sold me the amp for $499.00.
Robin was a bit concerned about the power of my Pioneer 6x9's but he said if the spec are correct, I shouldn't have a problem.
I told him that I am nervous about doing the install and he promised to walk me through, step by step if necessary. He said the install is easy but I may have to remove the tank to "cleanly" run the wires from the 6x9's.
Next Saturday will be the install day...
Guys thanks for all of your advice. And please, no one tell my girlfriend how much I've truly spend on audio. She will go through the roof. lol
Last edited by Moto Mike; Jul 24, 2014 at 10:10 PM.
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LOL. . .The old "Bait and switch" got you Mike!
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Road Warrior
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But I did buy their 7.1's, 6.5's, and retro radio kit. They had better thrown in a discount. Most places will give you a discount, if you ask for one. I come from a very frugal family, where we always look for deals.
Road Warrior
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From: Joliet IL.
Yeah I couldn't resist...lol...your gonna love that amp, it will wake up those HAT's Yeah I bought 6x9's, 6.5's, Retro Kit, asked them to match Amazon price of $580, I get no respect let me tell ya!... lol
Last edited by Moto Mike; Jul 25, 2014 at 08:12 AM.
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Road Warrior
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From: Charlotte
If this doesn't solve the problem, I'm gonna ride with a wired head set plugged into my phone. lol