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I am looking to upgrade from the factory speakers in my 13 flhx. I hear that hog tunes are good. I was curious which speaker most were happy with. I'd preferably like to go with something that's as close to plug and play as possible.
Thank you
ER
I had J&M speakers and was happy but when I bought the Hog Tunes amp/4-speaker kit, I changed out the J&M front speakers.
Both are good, an improvement over stock.
OP said as close to plug and play as possible...
I'm interested in the same thing and IMO this means JUST speakers/covers.
I don't want to add an amp... not a big audiophile and a decent boost to the stock system is all I'm looking for...
Now a consideration would be what Plug & Play speakers would be capable of a amp in the future.
J&M, Hogtunes or Boom will all give you a better sound over stock...I went with Hogtunes cuz Eastern Performance had them with no shipping to me...I am satisfied for under $100. No amp here, my ears couldn't take much more.
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