Thanks, please realize that I have don't have a dog in this hunt (i.e., I don't make or sell any speakers or rings ). I'd love it if someone would make a system that was affordable, reliable and killer sounding. I don't think that system has been invented yet -- everything is a compromise.
People are all excited about these speakers and they may be just great, but no one's offered any hard numbers in terms of audio performance ratings that I've read. Just a lot of "I love my new speakers!", which is typical for anyone going away from stock.
I really have a hard time swallowing this one. You must be able to sense a weight imbalance when a bug gets smashed on your fairing. When I installed the 6.5" Polk MM651 speakers, I couldn't believe how lightweight they were (or seemed). The have a carbon basket and Neodymium magnet. The setup was actually 1.1 lbs heavier than the stock speakers and rings per side. Throw in some Dynexorb and you're over 2 lbs. On a 900 lb bike, I doubt Heller Keller could feel 2 lbs difference in the bars.
People are all excited about these speakers and they may be just great, but no one's offered any hard numbers in terms of audio performance ratings that I've read. Just a lot of "I love my new speakers!", which is typical for anyone going away from stock.
I really have a hard time swallowing this one. You must be able to sense a weight imbalance when a bug gets smashed on your fairing. When I installed the 6.5" Polk MM651 speakers, I couldn't believe how lightweight they were (or seemed). The have a carbon basket and Neodymium magnet. The setup was actually 1.1 lbs heavier than the stock speakers and rings per side. Throw in some Dynexorb and you're over 2 lbs. On a 900 lb bike, I doubt Heller Keller could feel 2 lbs difference in the bars.