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[Cabo]

but what is taking so long

[JCZ]

but what is taking so long

[mr_magoo]

Thats sounds like the same vague response we got from spoc when my guy called HD.  Would assume they are talking to the supplier.

[JCZ]

CVO's are done under Willie G and his crew.

[jfscheck]

I heard the stereo on the bike today while the two other bikes were revving their engines with some Vance and Hines pipes and I heard it fine.

Sounds like the upgraded stereo makes up for the lack of two back speakers.

I will be fine with just two front speakers  [smiley=xyxthumbs.gif]

[JCZ]

John tell me if you can hear it, riding across the desert for eight hours, in the middle of a pack of bikes??  That's when I'll know that I have the right stereo. [smiley=biggthumpup.gif]

[mr_magoo]

Ha Ha she didn't see didn't think that was funny.  She wants rear speaker or [smiley=confused5.gif].

[JCZ]

Ha Ha she didn't see didn't think that was funny.

[mr_magoo]

Yah it's a bitch makin happy, and if she isn't happy its a bad day.

[JCZ]

O.K. just got an email direct from HD Headquarters.  Now this was an email sent to a friend from the "sound" people and it might make more sense to somebody who understands this stuff, so I'll type it verbatum.....

"It's technically possible to do what he wants (add rear speakers), but there's no actual 'canned' solution.

Inside the radio, the high power amplifier operates in parallel with the front speaker amps. (The radio is the 2-channel classic with the ESS amplifier added).  The base radio amp is turned on so that someone could potentially add rear speakers.

There are a few issues with actually adding the rear speakersharness:
-A new harness would need to be developed to take the speaker output from the radio to the added rear speakers.
-Fade control:  There would be no fade control (since you are essentially using four front speakers).
-Amp level:  The rear speakers would have power output at the base radio level, (unless you added a two channel ESS rear speaker kit.)

If you pop the fairing off you will see two spade terminals wire tied to the harness near each speaker.  You will need to run these out to rear speakers with the above caveats."



Any feedback from you guys?   I think I actuallly understand it better having re-read it several times in order to type it word for word.  It's coming to me s-l-o-w-l-y!  lol

[mr_magoo]

Does anybody know who makes HD radios it maybe easier to get an answer from them,  it kinda sounds do able.  

[JCZ]

Magoo that's who this answer came from.  He didn't know the answer, so he wrote to them.  

To answer your question, I don't  know who "them" is.

[mr_magoo]

OK good enough,  wonder how long I can stall telling her about the speakers

[Kingsalmon]

Speaking of speakers,

A friend said he saw an Ultra with speakers installed in the the Leg Fairing compartment.
Anyone heard of that??

Think it would sound better with that setup?

You wouldn't need the fade, you would just have more "in your face sounds"

[Cabo]

Speaking of speakers,

A friend said he saw an Ultra with speakers installed in the the Leg Fairing compartment.
Anyone heard of that??

Think it would sound better with that setup?

You wouldn't need the fade, you would just have more "in your face sounds"

That would not help the person in the back seat