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my sh@t stock speaker whent bad and of course dont want to put same so i have question if any one know which speakers sound best and last longer (hogtunes) or (j&m) speakers.
Do a search.... there are a 100 threads discussing this very topic. I bought Hog Tunes due to positive recommendastions on here. Seem to be working fine so far...
That's like asking which oil is best, it's a matter of opinion. I went with the J&M for no particular reason other than the positive reviews I read about their speakers,and mostly because ofthe looks of the Road Glide speakers. I like the separate tweeter in the grill look. I know not much help for you but it's all I got. [&:]
I went with HogTunes and LOVE them.They are especially great at high volumes when scooting down the road. Pezstands behind his product and you'll even get a personal thank you when you order them. He also recently purchased an HK unit so he an do testing against the latest firmware.
do a search for J&M, then do one for Hogtunes, read 'em all. then after all that is done make your decision. i personally went with J&M because they're a dealer here on HDF. and i'd heard a lot of good things about them on here. but i don't know how the Hogtunes are because i've never heard them, but i know how much difference that the J&M's were over stock. so before anybody flames you for asking this beatin down question, just do a search and you'll find all the info you need.
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which MbQuart speakers and amp are you using?
I am wanting a much better sound than my 07 ultra gives. I will admit it is better than most supply on other bike manufators. Just want a little more volume without turning it too much. I like to stay 50% max
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