Whats My Best Bang for buck audio set up for $500 to $700
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Whats My Best Bang for buck audio set up for $500 to $700
What would be my best bang for buck audio set up for a $500 to $700 dollar budget on a 2012 Road Glide I will be running just fairing speakers and I would like to get a bluetooth set up i was thinking about starting off with the aquatronics head unit if it is any good. I just need to know the best speaker and amp set up that all work together.
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If you want the best. I believe you need to have it in your helmet unless you are parked or cruising down the blvd.
Get an inexpensive headset. Remove the speakers and wire them into a Sena Bluetooth system.
Then be careful not to blow out your eardrums from the newfound bass.
I get a kick from some who spend $12000 on engine builds and loud exhausts then spend $12000 to build a sound system to drown out the engine sound to hear music.
Bob
Get an inexpensive headset. Remove the speakers and wire them into a Sena Bluetooth system.
Then be careful not to blow out your eardrums from the newfound bass.
I get a kick from some who spend $12000 on engine builds and loud exhausts then spend $12000 to build a sound system to drown out the engine sound to hear music.
Bob
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