Fairing Speakers
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Joined: Jun 2007
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From: WESTERN CHICAGO AREA
I've always had HogTunes speakers and amps. This time (2014 TG) I went with the H-D set up- speakers and amp because of all the new and different wiring and I don't think HogTunes has anything compatible - - yet.
Anything other then stock will make the world of difference.
Try just speakers first and then an amp if they don't do it for you. The first time I upgraded, the speakers were more then enough for me. Now I were ear plugs all the time and I need a little more umph on the highway.
Anything other then stock will make the world of difference.
Try just speakers first and then an amp if they don't do it for you. The first time I upgraded, the speakers were more then enough for me. Now I were ear plugs all the time and I need a little more umph on the highway.
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From: Edmond Oklahoma
I added just the Hogtunes speakers and didn't think they were an improvement at all. I think an amp is required to get an appreciable improvement nomatter what speaker you use.
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Beary
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Joined: Dec 2011
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From: New Brunswick, Canada
I tried boom speakers first with the stock system, then tried RF 300 amp with Polks, one of the polks went so I will order biketronic 7.1 to replace them, I will probably replace the HD head unit with a new Sony as well. Lots of info in the audio section on this form as well.
Road Captain
Joined: Jan 2006
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From: Western Washington
^^ +2 That's what I did. I went with the Biketronics 7.1s in the front and their BT2180 amp. It just sounds amazing to me.... even at 80mph (with Thunderheaders even!!) I am very happy with my choice and got a lot of really good advice from the folks on here like UltraNuts. Just so you know, I went with just the speakers first, and while they did sound better, it leaves you begging for more - so I got the amp a week later. Like most will tell you, just cut to the chase and get an amp right out of the shoot if you can afford it - you'll end up doing it anyway.
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