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I have listed to countless YOUTUBE vids and I get zero feel for exhaust that has a Deep note, I am not into Loud, I do not want loud, and I can tell you from my many many exhaust experiments on my corvettes, that I do not want a Drone especially, not a drone :-)
So, is there any exhaust brand that is known for having more of a deep note? I have a feeling that some will say, define deep... of which I can not, just not Loud :-)
You can't really tell the sound of a bike by riding it. Get with some people you know that ride the same bike, stand back off the road and have them ride by. When you hear what you like just get the brand and type and put them on your bike. Top of the line full exhaust or slipons can be pricey.
i have the Magnaflow Hitman 4.5, my friends say it sounds like a big V8 muscle car idling, these are the deepest i have heard so far, my bike is an M8 with stock decatted header
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