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Been there and done that my friend from stock to Hogtunes to Hawg Wired. Sold that bike and bought a new one and just installed my 2nd Hawg Wired seteup which I got at a great price. Nuff said and best of luck in deciding.
I run the biketronics kit with there 6.5 speakers and HAD A SONY DECK untill yesterday when I read any deck with "steering wheel capability" would work.........Now I have an Alpine deck!!!!!!!! What a difference!!!!! Just plain sounds better.......Now for the Arc Mini and I will be set!!!
Have Hogtunes tweeter pod, upgraded fairing speakers and amp. truly plug and play and enough punch to over come pipes at highway speed on my Street Glide.
Have the ARC amp and coaxial speakers(5 1/4) in mine. Don't have enough ride time to give a good idea of how I'm liking the setup. Sounded real nice in the garage though
I have the arc mini amp KS125.2 with the HK head unit. The speakers have been changed to Sony Xplod's, 5.25 in the fairing, and I built some speaker pods from fiberglass that bolt into the fairing lowers to hold 6.5". The end result is impressive. Last week was the first night for a local bike night here, and I got to show off the system a bit. Most seemed impressed to hear such volume from a bike system.
Last edited by Sincecrazy; Mar 16, 2009 at 02:54 PM.
I changed head several years ago ,for the CD, put in Biketronic Amp, front Arc Speakers with tweeters ,rear Hogtunes, with front Dyamax behind speakers . Now I can hear over all the ones I ride with.
p.s. YOU NEED TO ADD bIKETRONIC TO YOUR POLL. THEN I CAN VOTE.
I just "completed" an install. It consisted of a Sony CDX-M60UI marine grade receiver, Biketronics Titan XL 6 1/2 speakers with adapters, Hawgwired HSA470 Harley To Sony Radio Install Kit and Dynasourb behind the speakers. The installation looks great, handlebar controller works perfectly. System was just over $600. It took me less than 2 hours start to finish to install the unit, controller, and speakers. It sounds great, has plenty of volume and the receiver accepts 64gig jump drive. The reason i say "completed" is because I may in the future install an amp.
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