Holy Treble Batman!
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Tourer
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Holy Treble Batman!
Well boys and girls, I just replaced my stock speakers with Hogtunes upgrades. Not the high dollar ones, the $109 pair.(pn914.2): What a difference. It is like a totally new stereo, with no other alterations. The magnets are 4 or 5 times larger than stock, they are perfectly clear at full volume. Why I didnt do this earlier I cant say. Hogtunes has a fan for life.
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i just put the hogtunes pod on my fairing, and the treble increased greatly. i'd like to find some good replacement speakers because the stock harley speakers are pretty lame it seems. i'll look into those hogtunes speakers, as i'm thinking they're replacements for the stock speakers.
Road Warrior
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I replaced my stock ones with the same thing over the winter, at first just sitting in the garage I only noticed a small improvement at normal volume, the big difference to me is at highway speed, GREAT improvement when you need to turn the volume up. Good investment in my opinion if you like listening to tunes.
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Yep, hogtunes are a gr8 upgrade for your touring stock speakers. I noticed the difference in quality right after removing my fairing face. It's probably one of the besy return on investment options I've added to my FLHX.
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Well boys and girls, I just replaced my stock speakers with Hogtunes upgrades. Not the high dollar ones, the $109 pair.(pn914.2): What a difference. It is like a totally new stereo, with no other alterations. The magnets are 4 or 5 times larger than stock, they are perfectly clear at full volume. Why I didnt do this earlier I cant say. Hogtunes has a fan for life.
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Tourer
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Next comes a front amp, then rear speakers and amp as funds allow. Unfortunately, my windshield bags wont allow installation of the tweeter pod. But if they are that good, I might change bags. Never used the old stereo much, it didn't sound very good, now, I'll hook in my pod thingy and listen alot.
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..... i did the same on the RG when the fairing was off last year. Nice improvement for the $.
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