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That defeats one of the main reasons for using Biketronics Retro Radio adapter harness.
Well I think the reason is this!!
I can not even turn the volume over half way without it hurting my ears so if you have the AVC up to say 3-4 and your volume is allready say 4-5 its will get extremly loud at
45mph!
I really think if you have it at 1-2 it may be ok!!
PS I have not rode my bike since I put this system on so Ill hve to see !!
Go this route and you wont regret it. It sends a shitpile of sound towards your face and looks clean as hell. best money spent. I have 2 hawg wired PCS3004 runing those two sets of 6.5 in the fairing, and a set of 6.5 in the lowers and 6x9s in the lids.
piesik650.....that's quite a creative 4-channel audio set up you've got there. Looks much cheaper/easier than the bag-lid set up too. If I ever upgrade from a 2-channel to a 4-channel amp, I may copy-cat you.
Well I think the reason is this!!
I can not even turn the volume over half way without it hurting my ears so if you have the AVC up to say 3-4 and your volume is allready say 4-5 its will get extremly loud at
45mph!
I really think if you have it at 1-2 it may be ok!!
PS I have not rode my bike since I put this system on so Ill hve to see !!
I recently saw a Hog Tunes factory video where the guy said to set the AVC to (3) bars.
Thanks for all the advice and ideas. As a few of you suggested I spoke with Wayne. Good guy who knows his stuff.
Anyhow, I'm 99% sure that I'm going to go with Arc Audio's MPAC 6. This setup sounds like it is exactly what I am looking for. Before I pull the trigger, if anyone has any reviews on this kit I would welcome hearing your experience.
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