Replacement speakers for FLHX Street Glide
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05-17-2013, 08:32 PM
I have been running the Hogtunes in my flhx for about a year now. Not bad. Great system an great people. However, IMHO you can do a lot better. They're are loud, but no lows. Still 5.25" speakers. For the money and after hearing others I wish I would have waited. The best I've heard is removing the factory head unit and replace it with a good 4ohm like the Sony Dsx-S310BTX (+ install kit and module), add a RF PBR300x2 Amp, and Hertz HCX 6.5"s. 100w rms on amp and speakers. Then you can always do Cycle Sounds lids with the HCX 6x9's and another PBR. Keep in mind bass is going to still be minimal at highway speeds but 10x better than the previous mentioned. Ive done my research, just to help anybody in the market.
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I have been running the Hogtunes in my flhx for about a year now. Not bad. Great system an great people. However, IMHO you can do a lot better. They're are loud, but no lows. Still 5.25" speakers. For the money and after hearing others I wish I would have waited. The best I've heard is removing the factory head unit and replace it with a good 4ohm like the Sony Dsx-S310BTX (+ install kit and module), add a RF PBR300x2 Amp, and Hertz HCX 6.5"s. 100w rms on amp and speakers. Then you can always do Cycle Sounds lids with the HCX 6x9's and another PBR. Keep in mind bass is going to still be minimal at highway speeds but 10x better than the previous mentioned. Ive done my research, just to help anybody in the market.
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