ANOTHER stereo question
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ANOTHER stereo question
I KNOW I KNOW been beat to death...BUT.....with this new Bagger Boom system from HD.. Anyone have all the speakers and what do they think ?? Got hog tunes in front but still sucks..I know we can never have home audio sound on the road and I dont want all my side bags taken up with amps etc...but would love to hear blastin tunes at highway speeds. I doubt HD can offer that but just checkin what people think of this Boom set up....PLUS don't have tons of money to throw in a top notch stereo either ..Thnx All
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From: Phoenix '53, '88, '09 Big Twins
Best sound on the interstate comes from ear buds- keep the sound in and the road noise out.
Turns out to be the least expensive as well.
I use my speakers for short little hops around town, other than that it's ear buds
Mike
*** hearing protection is part of it.
Turns out to be the least expensive as well.
I use my speakers for short little hops around town, other than that it's ear buds
Mike
*** hearing protection is part of it.
Last edited by mkguitar; Dec 3, 2011 at 02:32 AM.
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From: OHIO......UGH !!
He said he didn't have TONS of money !! What do you have invested in the ROKKER setup ??
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I went with 2 hertz speakers in the fairing and arc amp. Total cost $400.
It sounds great at highway speeds.
It sounds great at highway speeds.
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I have the Boom Speakers, front and rear, along with the Boom Bass Port Kit. There was a definite improvement in sound quality. I do not have the Boom Amp. As was mentioned earlier if you're looking for the best sound out on the interstate I'd say pick up some ear buds .... but for speeds up to around 65 mph the Boom Speakers sound great.
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You need to wake up your Hog Tunes with an amp. Biggest problem is distortion from the head unit. Amp will fix that HT says their speakers can handle all of the 160 watt 4 ch amp and they do. Do it yourself plug and play under fairing and get the rear spkrs you wont be sorry and it is way less than most of the others.
Good Luck
Larry did you get the 1/2 hr reflash of your radio done at the dealer after you put your bass ports in? The one they don't tell you about until the last page of the install manual.
Good Luck
I have the Boom Speakers, front and rear, along with the Boom Bass Port Kit.
