which speakers JM,Hogtunes,biketronics ?
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I have the Biketronics Titan amp and the Titan XL 6.5" speakers made it Italy http://www.biketronics.com/. They really can't be beat. I NEVER have to raise the volume above 60-70% even at 75-80 mph. The sound is crisp at any speed and my bike is loud with a D&D FatCat. In fact I can ride with a full helmet on at speed and still not need to raise the volume above 75%.
And none of the other amp/speaker options provide a lifetime full replacement warranty like the Biketronics warranty. That was enough to convince me.
And none of the other amp/speaker options provide a lifetime full replacement warranty like the Biketronics warranty. That was enough to convince me.
Last edited by Heatwave; Apr 17, 2010 at 09:32 AM.
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I just installed the Hogtunes speakers, amp and tweeter pod. I am very impressed, and I was able to score the whole setup on e-bay for less than $400. I would rate this as a very good system, but based on what I conside a budget system it is great. I know there are others out there and I considered them all, but for me, this is perfect, sound is good, with separate tweeter pods I can dial up th ebase without losing midrange or highs, and I have yet to crank it up over 50% volume at highway speeds.
When it comes right down to it, I dont think any of the big three - Hog Tunes, Hawg Wired or JM are bad choices, just different.
When it comes right down to it, I dont think any of the big three - Hog Tunes, Hawg Wired or JM are bad choices, just different.
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If you want the best sound possible get he J&M speakers with their new 250W amp. The sound is unbelievable and far beyond what I would ever expect to hear on a motorcycle. I have heard most of the others in person as well and still feel the J&M's are head and shoulders above the competition. They sound great without the amp as well, but add the amp and you will be the talk of the town. Shawn will make you a great deal as well. Drew
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I been thinking about going with a Hawg Wired set up. But after reading the replies I am thinking posibly the J&M with an amp. Anyone every been able to compare the two?
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Depending on how much money you want to spend,..............................makes all the difference. If money isn't really that big of a deal, there are many speakers that blow away the 'biker' company speakers like Hog Tunes, Hawg Wired, and J&M.
Focal & Boston Accoustics sound REAL nice.
You wallet is your guide.
Focal & Boston Accoustics sound REAL nice.
You wallet is your guide.
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One thing I learned years ago................. A good deal is a state of mind.
If you are happy with your sound system, and happy with the price, YOU GOT A GOOD DEAL !!
That's why God made us all different.
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