Hog Tunes for Heritage
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Road Master
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Hog Tunes for Heritage
Hi Guys.....
I sold my Ultra and bought the Heritage. I miss the radio.
I am thinking of installing the Hog Tunes Speakers and Amp on the bike. Does anyone have this installed on their's? If you do, what watt speakers do you have.....
They have a 50, 75 and 100 wattt system. I am thinking of going with the 75 watt system....
any input would be great!
Thanks
I sold my Ultra and bought the Heritage. I miss the radio.
I am thinking of installing the Hog Tunes Speakers and Amp on the bike. Does anyone have this installed on their's? If you do, what watt speakers do you have.....
They have a 50, 75 and 100 wattt system. I am thinking of going with the 75 watt system....
any input would be great!
Thanks
Stage III
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From: Miami Florida
Sound of Chrome
I put the Kuryakyn Sound of Chrome speakers on my Heritage. I use a MP3 player in a tank pouch attached to the speakers. The music sounds good even a 70 mph, I do have a windshield on the bike.
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J&M provides far better sounding audio than Hogtunes any day of the week. We are one of the top J&M distributors in the country. Check out their site and hit us up for discounted pricing. I sell Hogtunes too, but most people are far happier with J&M. http://www.jmcorp.com/SeeProducts.asp?PF=16
Drew
Drew
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I installed the J&M speakers on my Heritage this spring.
Here is my review...
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/softa...er-review.html
After nearly 1500 miles with the speakers I can now say they turned out to be one of my better mods. Worth every cent. Very loud ( sometimes I get home with my ears ringing).
My advice is to seriously consider them first.
Here is my review...
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/softa...er-review.html
After nearly 1500 miles with the speakers I can now say they turned out to be one of my better mods. Worth every cent. Very loud ( sometimes I get home with my ears ringing).
My advice is to seriously consider them first.
Former Sponsor
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From: Los Angeles, CA
That is good to hear as I have been considering these for my softail as well. The Doc is one of the top selling J&M dleaers in the US and out prices on their products can not be beat.
Or get a Fairing....
I just put a fairing on my Heritage with toons... 75 watts is plenty. Dead Center fairing have stereo's already built in w/ all the ipod connectors... Just a thought...
tunes
I have hog tunes on my ride but was not aware they came in different watts . I thought all they had was 50 watts. any way i hid the amp in my headlight nacelle and put the speakers on my front engine guards. I really did not want to put the speakers on the handle bars i have a i pod connected to the system. When riding i can just about hear it. its great when parked and hanging out.
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