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Road Warrior
Joined: Jun 2005
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From: Naples, Florida
Yes another audio thread.
I don't know about ohm's, or inline speakers. What I do know is that I want to be able to hear my music at crusing speed. I purchased a set of Hog Tunes with an amp, that didn't quit do it so I purchased J&M 7.25 speakers installed them using the HT amp, still not quit right.
Do I need a different amp, or scrape the whole thing and start over?
I know it will sound different at highway speeds compared to the drive way.
I plan on using a XM radio with the stock head unit.
Currently the front speakers aren't working as the connection from the radio is bad, back ones work. I am going to send it to Iron Cross to get it fixed. Or should I save the $250 and go with an after market head unit.
Thanks..
Do I need a different amp, or scrape the whole thing and start over?
I know it will sound different at highway speeds compared to the drive way.
I plan on using a XM radio with the stock head unit.
Currently the front speakers aren't working as the connection from the radio is bad, back ones work. I am going to send it to Iron Cross to get it fixed. Or should I save the $250 and go with an after market head unit.
Thanks..
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Joined: Jul 2009
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From: Hope Mills NC, bye CA!!
Ive got the Rokkers and Rockford Fosgate PBR 2 channel amp in the Road Glide. The thing I noticed was the sound kept improving, almost like they had to break in or something. I am very happy with the sound and it is loud. Give it a little more time but the biggest factor is a good quality recording. I burn mp3's slow and at a high bitrate. I feel bad because I love the sound so much I rarely take the FXR anymore.
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