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Just curious, I have been looking into arc audio m.p.a.k. For my electra glide standard anybody use this product or have any suggestions. I really doNt want to put anything into the bags just replace stock speakers and install a amp.
Audio section is where you need to be. I can't speak to replacing the head unit as I'm keeping the HK.
In any case, I have a '13 FLHTC and after much deliberation and questions in the audio section, I went with:
Rockford Fosgate PBR 300x2 amp for $140
Biketronics BT7P1 Titan II 7.1" speakers for $259
Using the oem HK head unit and just the 2 speakers in the fairing.
I have heard nothing but good things about this set up and this kind of upgrade for $400 is a good deal.
Don't have it installed yet as the speakers are on back order but should be shipped this week.
Last edited by ElectraGlideSteve; Mar 25, 2014 at 06:30 AM.
As for an AMP and speakers. I just installed JM 360watt amp and 3 way speakers in my 2012 Ultra Classic. They are GREAT! I done a lot or research and thought JM to be the best bang for my buck. I can rock out at 80mph going down the E-WAY now.
I had ARC Audio once. It wasn't bad at all. I heard that the ARC Mini was a good amp so I kept it when I upgraded speakers to the Biketronics Titan II upgrade. Look at those speakers, and get the mini amp.
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