Boom Audio
Novice
Joined: Dec 2012
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From: milwaukee
I just purchased a Uniq 300 watt classic edition system for my 2012 Deluxe. The speakers will be mounted on engine guards and are in the process of being painted to match my bike(red-sunglo). My biggest concern was amp location. So I purchased a left-side chrome tool box however I need to have the bracket refabricated because HD doesnt make one for 2012 Deluxe. Also I purchased a six pin y adaptor from HD and wired my amp to it just for testing. By looking at pins and use of a 9volt battery the amp lit up. Now just waiting to get my bike out of HDs secret winter storage facility.
Cruiser
Joined: Feb 2011
Posts: 175
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I just purchased a Uniq 300 watt classic edition system for my 2012 Deluxe. The speakers will be mounted on engine guards and are in the process of being painted to match my bike(red-sunglo). My biggest concern was amp location. So I purchased a left-side chrome tool box however I need to have the bracket refabricated because HD doesnt make one for 2012 Deluxe. Also I purchased a six pin y adaptor from HD and wired my amp to it just for testing. By looking at pins and use of a 9volt battery the amp lit up. Now just waiting to get my bike out of HDs secret winter storage facility.
Grand HDF Member
Joined: May 2008
Posts: 4,624
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From: Newcastle, Ca.
Did that also for different reasons though. Very strong, wont go anywhere.
Road Captain
Joined: Nov 2012
Posts: 569
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From: USA
The system is junk. Why worry about the cost? You won't be able to hear it over 40 MPH anyway.
Road Captain
Joined: Nov 2012
Posts: 569
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From: USA
I just purchased a Uniq 300 watt classic edition system for my 2012 Deluxe. The speakers will be mounted on engine guards and are in the process of being painted to match my bike(red-sunglo). My biggest concern was amp location. So I purchased a left-side chrome tool box however I need to have the bracket refabricated because HD doesnt make one for 2012 Deluxe. Also I purchased a six pin y adaptor from HD and wired my amp to it just for testing. By looking at pins and use of a 9volt battery the amp lit up. Now just waiting to get my bike out of HDs secret winter storage facility.
1st Gear
Joined: Dec 2012
Posts: 5
Likes: 0
From: Peachtree City, GA
Just installed the Boom Audion on my 2009 Road King...no real problems..have to order the relay separately but all went together nicely. I turned the clamps around and used a 3/8" lock washer (so the wire would clear on the back) so I could keep the windshield bag.
They sound great!
They sound great!
Cruiser
Joined: Jul 2007
Posts: 237
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From: Maryland's Eastern Shore
Did the Boom Audio install myself on the '07 Deluxe using the accessory plug under the seat. Easy install. Save yourself the cost of labor. ...and not true regarding not hearing it above 40mph. Heard tunes all the way to Portugal (HOG Euro Rally) and back to Northern England, but I have a windshield.
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1st Gear
Joined: Dec 2012
Posts: 5
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From: Peachtree City, GA
Did the Boom Audio install myself on the '07 Deluxe using the accessory plug under the seat. Easy install. Save yourself the cost of labor. ...and not true regarding not hearing it above 40mph. Heard tunes all the way to Portugal (HOG Euro Rally) and back to Northern England, but I have a windshield.
another option to music and not HD prices/size is one of my fork bag stereo set ups. I make and sell a 500 watt fork bag stereo, take under 5 min to install, comes plug and play ready... it is another option if you do not want a bulky set up on your bike, comes in 2 versions a 3.5 speaker set up of 4 in speakers... really screams!
here are a few pics of it installed and the unit itself
here are a few pics of it installed and the unit itself