Amplifier, what fits inside the fairing
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Bmwx-43 nitro anp
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How's this system holding up? I bought the same amp and I'm going to do the same thing. Did you use all 4 channels for all 4 speakers? I'm thinking about bridging the 4 inputs so I can double the load on just the front 2 speakers. Any other advice?
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How's this system holding up? I bought the same amp and I'm going to do the same thing. Did you use all 4 channels for all 4 speakers? I'm thinking about bridging the 4 inputs so I can double the load on just the front 2 speakers. Any other advice?
Thank you
I am on a tight budget and went on the cheap. Nevertheless, the system sounds pretty good. Here's what I installed:
ANitro-BMW43 4 channel 300 watt amp ($30.00). The specs are:
[*]Dual gain control [*]Plug in harness [*]Built-in double side PCB [*]Low THD [*]Low power consumption [*]Low heat emission [*]LED power indicator [*]Turn on/off by remote (I connected it to the live wire on the lighter)[*]RMS Power Handling : 45W x 4 [*]Max Power Handling : 75W x 4 [*]THD @ 4ohm : 0.8% [*]Channel Separation : 55dB [*]Frequency Response : 20Hz-20kHz (What the human ear can hear!)[*]Input Impedance : Low level 10k ohms [*]Dimension : 4.5" x 1.6" x 3.7" (WHL) (Small enough to install over the radio inside the fairing)
I also installed a Nitro (BMW-CV) 2 Channel Hi-Low Impedance Converter($15.00) with a set of Polk Audio db521 marine rated 5-1/4" speakers ($100), because the Harley radio does not have RCA outputs. Total cost=$145.00 + 1 hour of my time to install. As good a sound as you can get from 5-1/4" speakers! As a matter of fact, I had to reduce the gain on the amp to remove distortion at high volumes. Works like a champ! PM me if you want further details.
ANitro-BMW43 4 channel 300 watt amp ($30.00). The specs are:
[*]Dual gain control [*]Plug in harness [*]Built-in double side PCB [*]Low THD [*]Low power consumption [*]Low heat emission [*]LED power indicator [*]Turn on/off by remote (I connected it to the live wire on the lighter)[*]RMS Power Handling : 45W x 4 [*]Max Power Handling : 75W x 4 [*]THD @ 4ohm : 0.8% [*]Channel Separation : 55dB [*]Frequency Response : 20Hz-20kHz (What the human ear can hear!)[*]Input Impedance : Low level 10k ohms [*]Dimension : 4.5" x 1.6" x 3.7" (WHL) (Small enough to install over the radio inside the fairing)
I also installed a Nitro (BMW-CV) 2 Channel Hi-Low Impedance Converter($15.00) with a set of Polk Audio db521 marine rated 5-1/4" speakers ($100), because the Harley radio does not have RCA outputs. Total cost=$145.00 + 1 hour of my time to install. As good a sound as you can get from 5-1/4" speakers! As a matter of fact, I had to reduce the gain on the amp to remove distortion at high volumes. Works like a champ! PM me if you want further details.
#44
06-19-2015, 05:32 AM
Of a street glide? I am trying to mount a 2 or 4 channel amp on top of the stereo in the fairing of an 08 streetglide. Does anyone have any suggestions for this, or a place to get he hawg wired amp for resonable? Any suggestions would be helpful, and puting a amp in the bags is not an option for me.
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