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I have some birthday money. I'm thinking of putting some audio on my Superglide. I see clamp on speakers from $30 to $300. What does it take money wise to get some speakers and amp or amplified speakers and tuner or to put into a I phone or MP3 that will work at 70mph (I ride with a sport shield) and not blow quickly. What works for you without breaking the piggy bank? I'm technology disabled so any help is appreciated
I have some birthday money. I'm thinking of putting some audio on my Superglide. I see clamp on speakers from $30 to $300. What does it take money wise to get some speakers and amp or amplified speakers and tuner or to put into a I phone or MP3 that will work at 70mph (I ride with a sport shield) and not blow quickly. What works for you without breaking the piggy bank? I'm technology disabled so any help is appreciated
i hate the way audio systems look on a Dyna. Its impossible to make it look like it belongs there. Unless you go with a fairing.
If I were gonna do it, Id find the loudest compact Bluetooth speaker on the market and either zip tie it to the bars or loop Velcro under the dash and hold it to the tank. That way its not permanent....
I thought about it a bunch when I wanted to do something I went with full face helmet with bluetooth.
Listen to your tunes on the speakers inside the helmet.
can I still use my microphone while using a Bluetooth sena and a headphone adapter with these? Sena speakers suck
I know Shure sells cables with mics and Bluetooth but I know nothing about compatibility with Sena.
I just use the standard included cable (no Mic, nor BT) plugged into my phone. I don't always use them for audio or GPS. They are quite effective at reducing ambient noise so I always have them in while riding and mowing.
My son and I both use them. SE215 for us both and I also have a set of modified SE535 for more serious listening.
Last edited by cggorman; Apr 21, 2018 at 09:18 PM.
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