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Hawg Wired
Screamin_Beagle:
Installed the speakers (Hawg Wired) and tuner( Sony 23W/ch rms) today.....I guess I expected a little more bang for the buck. Sounds beter than the stocker (from a "99 Ultra Classic), but for $850, I guess I'd expect a little more sound ( or at least better sound).....Home stereo is a MAC 170w/ch)...Klipsch speakers (all around.....)......Who makes solid top end speakers for bikes.......BTW...let's not get into the whole "who hears what at what speed thing"
Twolanerider:
Beagle, the system may not sound like a lot; but from your spec's it's only just over 20 watts per channel. Without regard to how much gets paid for it that's not a lot of poop to compete with an open air environment at road speeds [smiley=nixweiss.gif] .
Think how much worse it would be with the stock speakers...
Of course part of your cost wasn't the radio or speakers themselves but whatever mounting and electronic hookup hardware you had to have to make the aftermarket radio bolt to and work with the bike. But you're right. Shelling out the better part of a thousand bucks just to end up with a 23w radio as the end game is... well..... not parsimonious.
110tHunDer:
--- Quote ---. . . Who makes solid top end speakers for bikes . . .
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Hawg Wired is one, Hogtunes is another. But no matter which one you pick, they're going to sound like crap with only 23 watts. That's about like having 40 watts driving your Klipsch's. [smiley=nixweiss.gif]
Get the Hawg Wired amps. I suspect that would change your perspective on things.
hd-dude:
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Hawg Wired is one, Hogtunes is another.
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spydglide:
--- Quote ---Shelling out the better part of a thousand bucks just to end up with a 23w radio as the end game is... well..... not [highlight]parsimonious[/highlight].
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Is that one of those legal garden herbs? [smiley=drink.gif] har! [smiley=huepfenlol2.gif] spyder
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