I've owned several systems from Boss and they area all good quality and sound. I use the 600 watt bluetooth system now and like it alot. It's clear and plenty loud for on the interstate going 80 mph. I tried the 4" system and didn't like it at higher speeds because of the lack of being clear and seemed to have a muffled sound The only step up from these speakers to me was when I installed a batwing fairing with two 6x9" speakers with a cheap marine stereo that put out 100 watts per channel. That was actually a louder setup and had a great sound. But for the price Boss is a good solid system.
Put these on my heritage softtail. Used them for a few months, then put the bike in the garage for the winter. When I pulled the bike out, all the fake Chrome was peeling off the speakers they looked terrible.
I have a set of these set up on my golf cart but there is a high pitch noise that my wife can hear. I have them hooked up to a 12 volt powered buss bar. The bus bar is powered from a 48volt to 12 volt reducer which is powered on once the power is turned on the golf cart. Any advice on how to get rid of the high pitched noise?
What about a toggle switch to avoid draining battery. I ordered this set for my street Bob what do I do as far as powering it without battery draining? A timely reply with any advice would be so appreciated you have no idea. Please
When i was 16yo i had a custom setup on my virago535 with whatever leftover from car speakers. Took me loooong time to figure out what was the issue with the batteries hence i had electrical issues previously(i wasnt aware that it draind it THAT FAST)
I might be late but even in the instruction manual it states: Use relay or button/power swtich or connect it to a power+ground wire that's after the ignition switch cables. It won't have "parasitic drainage" that way That means it wont ever
Relay should always be with a switch. You have in the instruction manual how to install it. Only switch means you have to connect the Amplifier AFTER the switch. Ignition key cables is kinda killer deal for me because my lights are always on and i know the limits of it sort of when i wanna listen to music n chill. Dont really feel like listening to 110decible exhaust while sitting in nature
If you have a Harley or any thick crash bars or handlebars it’s a B*tch to put these things on the clamp is way to small as well as where you screw in the clamp not to Harley friendly to install sound good this for 80-100 bucks
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I've owned several systems from Boss and they area all good quality and sound. I use the 600 watt bluetooth system now and like it alot. It's clear and plenty loud for on the interstate going 80 mph. I tried the 4" system and didn't like it at higher speeds because of the lack of being clear and seemed to have a muffled sound
The only step up from these speakers to me was when I installed a batwing fairing with two 6x9" speakers with a cheap marine stereo that put out 100 watts per channel. That was actually a louder setup and had a great sound. But for the price Boss is a good solid system.
Just bought the 2 speaker system. All it took was a half hour to mount and run the wires. Sound is awesome!
Put these on my heritage softtail. Used them for a few months, then put the bike in the garage for the winter. When I pulled the bike out, all the fake Chrome was peeling off the speakers they looked terrible.
How did they sound on your bike tho? As long as the audio is good one could go get the black version of them instead.
@yep they sound alright. Nothing special, but they are loud enough, that you can still hear your music when doing 65-70 mph
@James Atkinson probably sound even better on my metric cruiser then since Harleys are usually louder
@yep it wouldn't sound better but it might seem louder.
1000w?! Thats 83 amps. You mean 100W's? 8.3 amps.
I have a set of these set up on my golf cart but there is a high pitch noise that my wife can hear. I have them hooked up to a 12 volt powered buss bar. The bus bar is powered from a 48volt to 12 volt reducer which is powered on once the power is turned on the golf cart. Any advice on how to get rid of the high pitched noise?
Thought those were office chair wheels lol love the videos though man! Good content
What about a toggle switch to avoid draining battery. I ordered this set for my street Bob what do I do as far as powering it without battery draining? A timely reply with any advice would be so appreciated you have no idea. Please
Would they fit in a Memphis shade 1/4 fairing ?
Can you Bluetooth the Chrome ones to two other Bluetooth speakers
I watched another video and the guy said he needs a toggle switch because it'll drain your battery. Any truth to this?
Yes
When i was 16yo i had a custom setup on my virago535 with whatever leftover from car speakers.
Took me loooong time to figure out what was the issue with the batteries hence i had electrical issues previously(i wasnt aware that it draind it THAT FAST)
Is the amp water proof so get caught in rain it wont damage the amp cuz i know the speakers are but not sure about the amp can anyone help
will these be good for a Can Am X3?
Can they hook up right to my battery tender sae cable? Id like to unplug them easily when bike is off so doesnt drain battery.
I might be late but even in the instruction manual it states:
Use relay or button/power swtich or connect it to a power+ground wire that's after the ignition switch cables.
It won't have "parasitic drainage" that way
That means it wont ever
Relay should always be with a switch. You have in the instruction manual how to install it.
Only switch means you have to connect the Amplifier AFTER the switch.
Ignition key cables is kinda killer deal for me because my lights are always on and i know the limits of it sort of when i wanna listen to music n chill. Dont really feel like listening to 110decible exhaust while sitting in nature
If you have a Harley or any thick crash bars or handlebars it’s a B*tch to put these things on the clamp is way to small as well as where you screw in the clamp not to Harley friendly to install sound good this for 80-100 bucks
How to add a subwoofer to this
They suck