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Not sure if a 4 x 6 would give you that much better sound, not much more cone area as opposed to going to a 6 to 6 1/2 inch round. The key to better sound reproduction is more real estate to move a bigger volume of air..

Just IMHO. I'm still trying to figure out how BOSE can get that much fidelity out of those teeny tiny speakers!!

 

Cabinet design and great magnet/cone material !!!

Look at Orb.

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Just curious about something here....what will become of your indicator light cluster ?? Those are kind of necessary.....

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Lookin' good so far!!

 

I have seen 6 1/2" speakers mounted on the dash before, can't remember who did it though...

I do recall someone selling a yellow and black trunk here that had larger speakers in it. It was a nice job with custom enclosures.

 

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The gist of it Jeff, the speaker grilles are outside mounted instead of internally mounted. On the second gen trunks, the rear speakers are mounted in cavities on each side of the trunk under the armrests...

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I bought Baffles to fit 4" speakers for the front. (Find them on eBay) Split the fairing and cut and fit using duck tape to hold them firm. Improves volume and bass response a bit. Luckily the bike is quiet to start with. On the interstate, I use a helmet system(J&M) and OEM cable....Good luck!

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Just a sitting on the throne thinking and "googling", how about polk 4x6 plate speakers in front, 4" polk in rear and.... a larger oval shaped speaker to act like a sub in the trunk facing out towards the driver and passenger? Small mini amp in trunk to power it? Just brainstorming here

 

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Well, I went with some higher end Kenwoods myself, they sound a whole lot better than the stock in the parking lot, but on the road they still sound like crap...

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Speakers had to be trimmed, radio bracket had to be trimmed, inner fairing etc

 

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The gist of it Jeff, the speaker grilles are outside mounted instead of internally mounted. On the second gen trunks, the rear speakers are mounted in cavities on each side of the trunk under the armrests...

If I remember correctly when the pictures were expandable is that I was impressed with the effort someone went though to actually mold or fiberglass the pods for the speakers and it looked to be a very professional job, something to copy for sure.

BTW, there is a guy on the other bike forum I frequent that bought a yellow and black RSV with no trunk on it, wonder if it came off that bike. He was on here a couple times but have not seen any posts lately.

 

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