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Fact is....any of the brand name 5.25" speakers on the market are FAR better than stock Harley speakers and will drop right in. Polk, Boston Accoustics, Sony, Pioneer, Infinity and JBL's (and others) are a huge improvement and deliver better bass than most stockers while handling all the volume and wheather you can throw at them. When compared to the Hog Tunes or JM products, it's up to a persons own taste to determine which sounds better to them (subjective).
The JBL's GTO 527's are a great improvement over stock and are priced at half the price of many others including the aforementioned. I've used them, liked them a lot and have no complaints at all. Get a good set of coaxial speakers and you're good to go. Period!
Very interesting thread. \\; I just put a Dead Center fairing on my Road King, and love having the tunes. \\; The speakers however, Polk, with a tweater in the middle, leave a little to be desired when I crank em up, and have the bass on. \\; Been considering an upgrade but now I'm really confused. \\; Don't mean to hijack this thread, but if somebody has some good cousel, I'm all ears. \\; PM me if more convenient. \\; CCRyder
i have run polk audio jl audio componets and factory speakers all with a blaupunkt 2 channel amp pushing 107 watts. so far i have had little to no luck hearing any of these at 70 + was thinking of jbl myself
i have run polk audio jl audio componets and factory speakers all with a blaupunkt 2 channel amp pushing 107 watts. so far i have had little to no luck hearing any of these at 70 + was thinking of jbl myself
Funny.
I hear my Polk's just fine running 80mph with stock stereo and no amp.
Fact is....any of the brand name 5.25" speakers on the market are FAR better than stock Harley speakers and will drop right in. Polk, Boston Accoustics, Sony, Pioneer, Infinity and JBL's (and others) are a huge improvement and deliver better bass than most stockers while handling all the volume and wheather you can throw at them. When compared to the Hog Tunes or JM products, it's up to a persons own taste to determine which sounds better to them (subjective).
The JBL's GTO 527's are a great improvement over stock and are priced at half the price of many others including the aforementioned. I've used them, liked them a lot and have no complaints at all. Get a good set of coaxial speakers and you're good to go. Period!
Not going to get into the Jbl's verses Jm's , I havent had the pleasure of hearing the jm
's up close, But I DID put in the Jbl gto 527 in my 07 Sg, I've been on the border of being legaly deff since birth and can not hear tones for ****, But I can definetly tell ya that the jbl's kick the stock speakers butt, I could not hear the stock speakers at 70 miles an hr and I can definetly hear the Jbl's, Just my .02. \\; \\; \\; \\; \\; \ \; \\; T
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