I thought I would try something I've never seen before. A stereo system on a sportbike....Ingredients include: 2(soon to be 4) sonic impact stick on speakers and a sonic t class amps, a under fairing switched dc source for amp, 50 hour mp3/fm tuner player.
This is a recipe for a stereo system I can hear in my brick home with the bike idling outside. speakers are attached underside windshield, and the amp is under seat. I will get photos if anyone wants to see them. And with a headsock,helmet,windy, at 65 I can hear every word.
Total cost: $280
Has anyone else tried this?
Full Version: Stereo installation
Jeff did it on his ST
everything is hidden on my xx.. Those st's are nice. The only thing visible is the mp3 player....size of a bic lighter. and the speakers are way up under the windsheild....stuck to the windshield and .9 inches deep. later i'll take some pics and post them..
QUOTE(hondusa)
I thought I would try something I've never seen before. A stereo system on a sportbike....Ingredients include: 2(soon to be 4) sonic impact stick on speakers and a sonic t class amps, a under fairing switched dc source for amp, 50 hour mp3/fm tuner player.
This is a recipe for a stereo system I can hear in my brick home with the bike idling outside. speakers are attached underside windshield, and the amp is under seat. I will get photos if anyone wants to see them. And with a headsock,helmet,windy, at 65 I can hear every word.
Total cost: $280
Has anyone else tried this?
This is a recipe for a stereo system I can hear in my brick home with the bike idling outside. speakers are attached underside windshield, and the amp is under seat. I will get photos if anyone wants to see them. And with a headsock,helmet,windy, at 65 I can hear every word.
Total cost: $280
Has anyone else tried this?
.. why not just get a nice set of in ear headphones?
QUOTE(TechnoGecko)
QUOTE(hondusa)
I thought I would try something I've never seen before. A stereo system on a sportbike....Ingredients include: 2(soon to be 4) sonic impact stick on speakers and a sonic t class amps, a under fairing switched dc source for amp, 50 hour mp3/fm tuner player.
This is a recipe for a stereo system I can hear in my brick home with the bike idling outside. speakers are attached underside windshield, and the amp is under seat. I will get photos if anyone wants to see them. And with a headsock,helmet,windy, at 65 I can hear every word.
Total cost: $280
Has anyone else tried this?
This is a recipe for a stereo system I can hear in my brick home with the bike idling outside. speakers are attached underside windshield, and the amp is under seat. I will get photos if anyone wants to see them. And with a headsock,helmet,windy, at 65 I can hear every word.
Total cost: $280
Has anyone else tried this?
.. why not just get a nice set of in ear headphones?
+1 , will sound much better, and not be a public disturbance
Dion, that sure is a nice rigged ST1100. I still would like to have one for a second bike some day!
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