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Old Oct 15, 2008 | 11:50 PM
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Anyone out there using these speakers in their fairing? How do they fit and what is the wire come off the back of them?
 
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There is an external crossover on the Infinity Kappas. That might be what you are referring to. They fit just fine. Several people here are running them. Personally I went with the Infinity Reference series. They were a little cheaper and IMO sound a little less harsh than the Kappas. If you have a Best Buy close to you go give them both a listen.
 
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I'd like to add the Infiniti speakers as an upgrade to the fairing speakers in my 09 Street Glide. If I went to Best Buy, what size are they? The 5 1/4? I plan to put a detachable tour pak on in the spring and then add rear speakers. Can I go without an amp now and then get one when I add the rear speakers? It seems like I can from reading other posts, but I don't know anything about audio systems and I don't want to spend a lot experimenting. Thanks.
 
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Yes the size you need is 5 1/4". But you can get them alot cheaper than Best Buy. Just go there to listen. I picked up mine thru Cartronix Plus.

As far as the rears I believe you will need an amp as well as the necessary wiring harness. You can run the fronts for now with no amp. I didn't bother with one because IMO this is a bike and I don't really need audiophile quality sound. I have that at home.
 
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while you can run them without an amp, they are power hungry speakers. In order to get anywhere near the recommended power, you'll need an amp.
 
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Will they sound better than the stock speakers without adding an amp?
 
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I have the Kappas -- excellent speakers -- Infinity did an excellent job on both the reference and kappas -- you can put 6 1/2 kappas in the fairing -- it will take 1 hour extra to get them in there but they will work. Had the 6 1/2 in my SG -- now have the 5 1/4 and 6x9 in my RG.

+1 on best buy -- they have an excellent return policy

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There is an external crossover on the Infinity Kappas. That might be what you are referring to. They fit just fine. Several people here are running them. Personally I went with the Infinity Reference series. They were a little cheaper and IMO sound a little less harsh than the Kappas. If you have a Best Buy close to you go give them both a listen.
 
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