How to go louder with tweeter pods?
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How to go louder with tweeter pods?
2011 Street Glide
My current setup is a hogtunes amp, j&m 7.25" speakers with the mids/highs speaker grills, and the hog tunes tweeter pods.
Being that the pods are 2 ohm to match the amp and I had to drill holes in the fairing to mount them.
I'm looking to add speaker lids.
Can I get different fairing speakers, add lid speakers. Use a 4 channel 4 ohm amp and somehow keep the pods?
My current setup is a hogtunes amp, j&m 7.25" speakers with the mids/highs speaker grills, and the hog tunes tweeter pods.
Being that the pods are 2 ohm to match the amp and I had to drill holes in the fairing to mount them.
I'm looking to add speaker lids.
Can I get different fairing speakers, add lid speakers. Use a 4 channel 4 ohm amp and somehow keep the pods?
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2011 Street Glide
My current setup is a hogtunes amp, j&m 7.25" speakers with the mids/highs speaker grills, and the hog tunes tweeter pods.
Being that the pods are 2 ohm to match the amp and I had to drill holes in the fairing to mount them.
I'm looking to add speaker lids.
Can I get different fairing speakers, add lid speakers. Use a 4 channel 4 ohm amp and somehow keep the pods?
My current setup is a hogtunes amp, j&m 7.25" speakers with the mids/highs speaker grills, and the hog tunes tweeter pods.
Being that the pods are 2 ohm to match the amp and I had to drill holes in the fairing to mount them.
I'm looking to add speaker lids.
Can I get different fairing speakers, add lid speakers. Use a 4 channel 4 ohm amp and somehow keep the pods?
Or you can keep the tweeter pod and go with a component set up with better tweeters than can handle more power like the AW6.5 set up with the AT28 tweeters.
Whatever you decide. The hog tune amp and the JM speakers need to go!
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Depends on the the new amp. 1. The new amp needs to be 2 or 4 ohm compatible. 2. The new amp is probably going to be twice as powerful as the hog tunes amp @ 2 ohms. So you're gonna have to be careful with power distribution. Those hog tune tweeter pods will blow in a heartbeat with too much power. If you go pro audio. The hog tune tweeter will be drowned out by the pro audio speakers. They are just not loud enough to keep up. On a 2011 SG I'd go with VO B3 horns in the gauge holes, pro audio speakers and forget about the hog tune tweeter pod.
Or you can keep the tweeter pod and go with a component set up with better tweeters than can handle more power like the AW6.5 set up with the AT28 tweeters.
Whatever you decide. The hog tune amp and the JM speakers need to go!
Or you can keep the tweeter pod and go with a component set up with better tweeters than can handle more power like the AW6.5 set up with the AT28 tweeters.
Whatever you decide. The hog tune amp and the JM speakers need to go!
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What amp would you run on the VO and pro audio setup. The only reason I want to keep the hogtune pod is because of the holes in the fairing. Could I wire the pod into the factory radio before the amp?
Depends on the the new amp. 1. The new amp needs to be 2 or 4 ohm compatible. 2. The new amp is probably going to be twice as powerful as the hog tunes amp @ 2 ohms. So you're gonna have to be careful with power distribution. Those hog tune tweeter pods will blow in a heartbeat with too much power. If you go pro audio. The hog tune tweeter will be drowned out by the pro audio speakers. They are just not loud enough to keep up. On a 2011 SG I'd go with VO B3 horns in the gauge holes, pro audio speakers and forget about the hog tune tweeter pod.
Or you can keep the tweeter pod and go with a component set up with better tweeters than can handle more power like the AW6.5 set up with the AT28 tweeters.
Whatever you decide. The hog tune amp and the JM speakers need to go!
Or you can keep the tweeter pod and go with a component set up with better tweeters than can handle more power like the AW6.5 set up with the AT28 tweeters.
Whatever you decide. The hog tune amp and the JM speakers need to go!
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I do know those hog tune pods can be modified to fit most any tweeter. So keeping the pod itself is not a problem. Just need to pull the hog tune tweets out of it. Your amp choice is gonna depend on how many speakers you want to run.