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Can anyone recommend a good stereo for an 03 Fatboy. I don't like the way the HD riser mounted stereo looks. I am looking for something low profile and loud. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Thanks
Can anyone recommend a good stereo for an 03 Fatboy. I don't like the way the HD riser mounted stereo looks. I am looking for something low profile and loud. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Thanks
Oxymoron there, when talking about motorcycle sound systems.
At highway speeds and with a loud exhaust, only a fairing or baffled amplified speakers mounted on your ride will be able to reach your ears.
They can be mounted on saddlebags and/or engine guard. But they need to be baffled and amplified.
The J&M speakers are about as good as you will find, but Mimo is right. I was going to get some speakers and thought about it for a while. I changed my mind. Get a fairing with a stereo in it and then you are talking business.
I was using earbuds when I would use my XM radio but on long trips my ears was getting pretty sore so I went and got me one of theseand a pair of these and it is much better even at 70 plus mph running the V&Hs big Radius with Thunder Monster Baffles it will do until I can get some $$ saved up to get me this
Last edited by DaSham58; Jun 16, 2010 at 05:13 AM.
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