Harley-Davidson has released the Boom! Audio Stage 1 & 2 motorcycle audio suite of speakers & amps. Many dealerships have the varying stage 1 & 2 speakers and amps set up on site in a display box and you can take a listen. I must say I was fairly impressed with the sound in the dealership. Note that the speakers were not actually installed in a Harley, which would be the real test.
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The Harley Boom!™ Box Infotainment System comes standard now on 2014 & above Harley Davidson Touring Rushmore Project motorcycles. The stock Boom Box audio system already sounds pretty good compared to previous years, but the Boom Audio Stage 1 & 2 speakers and amplifier ad ons make it even better. But, not without a hefty price tag & confusion by dealerships.
Just to get started with the batwing fairing Boom!™ Audio speakers and amp you will be over $1,000. Add more if you have the dealership do the install. And don't forget the Boom!™ Box software update that will be needed to run the amp.
In my opinion, Harley Davidson has done a poor job on their website explaining the difference between Stage I & Stage II and it is hard to navigate to understand what components and wiring kits you need to actually purchase based on your needs. It is actually pretty frustrating at the time of this article. I tried to navigate through it for you, but I'm not even completely certain.
I have spoken with several HD dealerships about this equipment and the install. Even they are frustrated and don't have all the answers as of the date of this article. They stated that HD made it a very difficult and confusing process for the mechanics.
Here is a breakdown & information:
Your Rushmore Original Equipment
- 5 1/4″ two-way speakers powered by the stock 25 watts per channel amplifier
Boom Audio Stage 1 Speakers
- 6 1/2″ two-way speakers powered by the stock 25 watts per channel
Boom Audio Stage 1 Speakers with a Boom! Audio Amplifier
- 6 1/2″ two-way speakers powered by the 75 watts per channel Boom! Audio Amplifier
Boom Audio Stage 2 Speakers with a Boom! Audio Amplifier
- 6 1/2″ three-way speakers each powered by two 75 watt amplifier channels for a total of 10 watts per speaker
Note: If you choose the upgrade with a Boom Audio amplifier then a Dealer Digital Technician software update is required. Basically, they have to flash your Boom!™ Box system to work with the new amp(s). Harley dealerships are charging for this service.
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Price List Harley Boom Audio Speakers & Amp (Example for 2014 & above Street Glides)
- Boom! Audio Stage II 6.5” Batwing Fairing Speakers
- $329.95
- Part Number 76000524
- Fits '14-later FLHTCU, FLHTCUL, FLHTK, FLHTKL, FLHTKSE, FLHX, FLHXS and FLHTCUTG models. Stock on '15-later FLHXSE models. Requires separate purchase of a Boom!™ Audio accessory amplifier. Dealer installation and software updates are required.
- Boom! Audio Stage I Bagger Amp & Speaker Kit – 2-Speaker
- $799.95
- Part Number 76000410
- Fits '14-later FLHX and FLHXS models. Dealer Digital Technician software update is required. Dealer installation is recommended. Separate purchase of Fairing Power Extension Harness P/N 69200921 is required if installed with Boom!™ Audio Hidden AM/FM/WB Antenna P/N 76000513, Electra Glo™ Headlamp Trim Rings or Fairing Edge Lights.
- Boom! Audio Stage II Saddlebag Speaker Installation Kit
- $299.95
- Part Number 76000584
- Fits '14-later FLHTCU, FLHTCUL, FLHTK, FLHTKL, FLHTKSE, FLHX, FLHXS, FLTRX, FLTRXS and FLTRUSE models. Requires separate purchase of Color-Matched Saddlebag Lids.
- Boom! Audio Stage II Saddlebag Speaker Kit
- $499.95
- Part Number 76000319
- Fits '14-later FLHTCU, FLHTCUL, FLHTK, FLHTKL, FLHTKSE, FLHX, FLHXS, FLTRX, FLTRXS and FLTRUSE models. Requires separate purchase of color-matched Saddlebag Lids, Boom!™ Amplifier and appropriate Stage II Speaker Installation Kit. Dealer installation and software updates are required.
- Boom! Audio Amplifier
- $449.95
- Part Number 76000277A
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Fits '14-later Touring and Tri Glide™ models equipped with a Boom!™ Box audio system. Required to add a 2nd, 3rd or 4th set of speakers. Dealer Digital Technician software update is required. Dealer installation is recommended.
- Color-Matched Saddlebag Speaker Lid
- $269.95
- Part Number 90200827DH
- Fits '14-later Touring models equipped with Boom!™ Audio Saddlebag Speaker Kit P/N 76000489.
Again, the Harley Davidson website is very confusing reference the Boom!™ Audio Stage I & Stage II speaker and amp kits, but I hope the information here is useful.
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Ryan – Can you compare the Harley Stage 1/2 audio against the Hog Tunes? It would seem to me that unless there is something REALLY better with the OEM available, the Hog Tunes setup is better/faster/cheaper… I have not had the chance to hear both setups, but I have heard the demo at Harley on the Stage 1/2… Nice inside a warehouse building but how does it sound at 80mph on a bike with a helmet?
Not much difference really between the two. We are testing others too. I listened to the Harley Boom Stage 2 at Sturgis and it was actually installed on a bike. Sounds much different than HD dealerships, who have it installed in a wall etc. Much less punch and sound when installed an a Harley. I had them isolate front and rear in the demo too. Not everyone will install front and lid speakers. As with all systems you are only going to get so much in the fairing speakers and stock boxes. The lid speakers ad most the bass and are great for around town. All lid speakers will loose effectiveness at freeway speeds as the sound is now well behind you. The HD stage 2 sounds good. Hogtunes sounds just as good in my opinion and a lot less money. Don’t forget we have our very popular Hogtunes install video available. https://www.lawabidingbiker.com/hogtunes
Thanks Ryan. That’s what I figured. I appreciate your no BS reviews and I did watch the video. Winter project for sure as the sum will fade to snow here in spokane eventually. Ride safe, ride often. Paul
Your very welcome……..don’t even want to think about snow…
I had decided to go with the Hog Tunes amp and 2 speakers for my 2015 SGS. However the Harley dealership is telling me that the Hog Tunes product will have problems when the infotainment system gets an update. The guy is doing everything to talk me into a stage 2 setup. Is it only about the money or is he making some factual points?
Hogtunes uses a high level input and doesn’t require a dealer software flash. Updates should not effect the Hogtunes system. He’s trying to upsell you to a HD system.
Ryan,
I have a ’14 StreetGlide special, and originally bought the stage 1 Harley 6.5″, and stage one lid speakers. I just had them install a Hogtunes 4 channel amp, and stage II harley fairing speakers. This way I was able to power the rear speakers with the factory Boom stereo, and then 2 amp channels to each fairing speaker. When I first went to the dealership, you could hardly hear the rear speakers, so they re-flashed the radio, and brought back the fader option. When I went back to pick it up, all 4 speakers sounded ok and loud. Well today was the first time i was able to ride it and listen. NOT Happy !!! the stage II fairing speakers sound like loudspeakers, hardly any bass, and just not high quality. the Lids sound just as good as they did with the Harley amp. Any advice as to what I should do now? is it true I cannot power the rears with the radio, and re-install the harley amp for the stage II fairing?
Ryan- Very excited, last night I picked up my brand new 2016 street glide special. Before heading to the dealer, I had them install the boom stage II speakers and amp. Well… when the Tech was showing me the system and how it sounded, I noticed he turned the switch to start, not to the accessory position and proceeded to show me the sound. I saw the headlight on, so I reached up in front of him and switched it to the accessory position. The sound shut off, the radio itself stayed on. I looked at the tech puzzled and he told me its designed that way which I have a hard time believing. Now I can’t play the radio in Accessory (head light off). I read a ton on the forums last night and found nothing / very little information about the boom system itself. There was ton about aftermarket systems, but not much about the boom. Can you help me out and confirm if this is how the radio should work? No sound in the accessory position?
Awesome on the 2016!! Enjoy the heck out of it. The answer is “no” that is not normal. I was down in Sturgis and looked at bikes at the HD booth running the Boom Stage II system. They had it installed on bikes. They were in the accessory position when doing demos. Big Daddy here at Law Abiding Biker has a Boom Audio system with amp on his Ultra Classic 2014 and he can play it in the accessory position just fine. HD screwed up on that one. Sorry for the bad news.
Thanks a bunch for taking the time to write me back. Well bad news or not, at least I know it can be fixed. I can’t imagine not being able to listen to the radio without having the headlight on. From all I have been reading it sounds to me like he plugged the remote turn on wire into the wrong place, if that is possible with a plug and play harness. I think I need to take a look under the fairing myself before I bring it back. Hopefully he didn’t splice something..
Sounds like a good time in Sturgis brother, I gotta get out there one of these years. I’m on the east coast, will be a fun ride. Take care..
Sounds like he ran the hot wire for the amp to the ignition rather than to the battery. Only explanation I can give.
Roger that. I totally agree. He plugged something in wrong for sure.
The Tri Cities, WA dealer, like many dealers I am finding via the forums, have limited experience with the Stage 2 equipment and download. Stage 1 units are still confusing even to 2 Master Techs I have spoken to. I was told Stage 2 from 1 was easy. Wrong! My advice is go Stage 2 from the get go because if you install the amp and stage 1 there is no easy way going back. The book for 2016 does have s good listing of needed items but not one parts guy or truck knew what they were or had installed them.
Your system should work in accessory. That’s just the track making up an excuse for making a mistake. Hell they forgot to replug in a fuel gage on my bike once.
Thanks for weighing in R. Kane. You have a ton of knowledge and I know the community appreciates it.
Well I went to a different dealer and the tech immediately knew what was wired wrong as he’s fixed this before. The remote turn on wire for the amp was plugged into the same style connector that powers a fender tip light (which only gets power when in the start postion).. The connector for the remote turn on connects up in the vicinity of behind the amp meter. Once this was changed I had sound in the accessory position. Thanks to all for your input!
Glad to hear it.
Thanks again for being involved in this matter R. Kane. You are a wealth of knowledge.
Glad you finally found one that knew what he was doing. Glad you got it figured out. Thanks for the posts and for being involved in the community.
i have the stage II boom fairing in my 2016 roadglide special and it sounds good and it does play in accessory mode !!
That is weird. I have a stage II on a 2015 RGS. It does play in accessory mode.
My dealer said I also needed to buy the 54 amp charging system because the stock unit can’t handle the 4 speaker/2 amp set up. He quoted $3500 installed. I ran away real quick.
Yah, that is a total up sell by HD…..That’s my opinion anyways.
My system so far appears to be handling the amp and stage 1’s. I haven’t seen huge movement on the voltage meter. But the bikes 1 year old. I keep it on a trickle charger so I guess I’ll find out if my battery goes out. The dealer/book suggests it. Guess I’ll see if my battery last a shorter time frame.
I currently bought the Stage 1 for my 2015 Electra Glide. I am now told the Stage 2 is better, is this true? Also,
Why is the stage 1 sound less while motorcycle is on. Once I turn off bike music gets louder.
The stage 2 speakers are 3 way speakers with one channel of the amp going to the woofer and another going to the mids and highs. So you have better speakers and more power. I’m not sure about the difference with the bike running or not reference the stage 1. We are installing a stage 2 system on my RGS this weekend. Video to follow.
For what Boom audio costs you can have a much better audio system with after market components. EX: Cerwin Vega B2 (or the new B52) $150 150wattsX2 at 4ohm and 250 watts X2 at 2 ohms, paired up with a set of $250 (or so) Arc Audio Moto 602 6.5″ speakers, and a $75 Biketronics BT355 line leveler, and no flash needed. Way better sound than the Boom Stage 1 or 2 with amp.
Even better set up is Biketronics BT7P14 kit with 7.1 speakers that come with brackets to replace the pods for better sound and their BT2180 amp, BT355 line leverler and everything you need to hook it up for $680 with the sale going on this weekend.
And you don’t need a larger charging system with these small class D amps, unless you are running subs or something crazy and your lights are dimming.
Thanks for weighing in Matt. We installed 3 other systems.
Cycle Sounds: https://www.lawabidingbiker.com/cyclesounds
Hogtunes: https://www.lawabidingbiker.com/hogtunes
J&M Rokker: https://www.lawabidingbiker.com/jandm
We did install videos on each one.
Cycle Sounds: https://gumroad.com/l/cyclesounds
Hogtunes: https://gumroad.com/l/hogtunes
J&M Rokker: https://gumroad.com/l/jandm
Also a video reviewing all three will be out soon! Ride safe Matt!
Hi Ryan,
i am working on a project to install Lower fairing with stage 2 speaker and stage 2 amp on my Fatboy. i have successfully installed touring crash guard and lower fairing. after reading some of the comments i am now wondering if the AMP can be work alone without the Boom Stereo. i was thinking of adding smaller boom audio to get the aux in to work with my phone.
please suggest if you feel that the setup can work.
thanks
Ooooh man Rohit. That Boom Stage 2 amp will only work with the Boom Box Stage 2 Kit system and Boom Box head unit. It has a plug that comes out of the Boom Box head unit and into that amp. It would be some weird crazy hack to even try to get it to work in some way with any other head unit… 🙁
I have a 2016 Roadglide standard. The front speakers are ok, But no good enough. Normally I would find a Eclipse 8 volt dead head radio unit to install. However because of all the controls and options I want to keep the OEM head unit. However I want more Power / Volume and Clarity. I also would like to install a Amp and saddlebag lid 6×9’s. I have four questions.
Do your videos cover the Roadglide ??
Would you suggest auto speakers or marine speakers for washing and weather ???
What amp would you suggest to power the 6×9’s without over powering the 6.5 speakers or reverse under powering the 6×9′ ???
When installing all my auto speakers if I can use polyfill I do, As it adds more bass and sound. It tricks the speaker to think it is in a bigger box while installed in small ones. In the video clip I seen you did not use polyfill in the fairing’s internal speaker box. Why not ?????
Yes, we cover Road Glide. I’d recommend marine speakers for weather. I’d get ahold of the amp/speaker company of your choice and field any amp questions. We don’t feel the need for polyfill and installed per the manufacturer. Certainly use it if you want.
I have a Sony XAV-7000 in my Street Glide, and it came with the Scosche pigtail to maintain use of the stock bar controls. It’s loud and clear with Boom Audio II speakers.
Pete,
That is good to know. We appreciate you sharing your info with the Law Abiding Biker community.
Ride Safe & Ride Often!
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Law Abiding Biker™ Team
Helping, connecting, entertaining, and inspiring as many bikers as we can worldwide!
I also just bought a 2016 street glide special,, I’ve been looking at your videos and seeing reviews on the limited sound systems available,,, seems to me the HD stage II is overpriced (go figure) and does not sound great,,, the JM ROKKER looks like a decent product but I want fairing and rear lid speakers with an amp, of course,,, but I don’t see that they sell it for my bike,,, so i’m down to a HOGTUNES choice… they are probably decent but I want something nice,, not just decent… suggestions for my year and model anyone?
I’d call J&M and ask about their lid speaker solution. I’m almost certain they have one Russ.
Is it worth just changing the speakers in the batwing to avoid having to flash the bike or would you recommend an amp?
Definitely recommend an amp Benny.
I bought the J&M speakers without the amp for my 2016 RGS.. I am now looking into an amp. The stock system just can’t handle ANY power at all. Almost seems quieter than before, that’s how much power the J&M set-up draws. I think in the end, it’ll be great. The speakers sound excellent. One tip I would give though…. Buy longer screws for the J&M Speakers. The thickness of the frame (being about 3/16ths thicker is just enough to cause you to strip a screw. When, I did the left side (after I stripped one on the right speaker and learned of this issue) there was a slight rattle due to the base of the speakers and my fear of overtightening. Got the longer screws, added a strip of foam tame to the backside of the speakers (I’m an HVAC guy so I have tons of it) and now it sounds SUPERB (aside from the lack of volume) after getting the screws fairly tight. I fear this may be the issue for many people dissatisfied with the J&M sound.
I just upgraded to the Stage 2 set up with amp on my 2016 Road Glide. The system sounds better then the stock radio for sure but it almost sounds like the mids are not there. It almost sounds like its all treble and bass. Would that be a flashing issue? Did the dealer not flash the software properly?
Correct. You must look over the dealerships back when they are flashing. Look through all the options and boxes they can check. Many dealerships have flashed the systems wrong. And yes, it will destroy the sound quality if the wrong flash is in there. Make them do it right.
I have a stage 2 with speakers in my bags and 2 faring. Each pair run off their own amplifier I’m putting lowers on and want speakers in that as well for a total of 6. Can i hook into one of my existing amps or do I need a third to run the lower faring speakers???
Thanks
Scott
Scott,
Yes, if all of your channels on your amps are taken. No, If you have a channel left on one of your amps.
~Lurch
Could u please help… I ride a 2015 road glide ultra cvo, and recently I installed the detachable rack, and currently riding the bike with no tour pak, accordingly, with no rear speakers.
I purchased the fairing stage 2 speakers, and also, the saddle bag rear stage 2 speakers along with the saddle bag lids.
I assume that I don’t need the amplifier as it is already installed as stock.
Will I need anything else for such upgrade?
Appreciate ur advise.
you’ll need the amp to run the rear lid speakers Alec.
I have 2016 CVO Ultra Limited, with Boom Audio stage 1 fairing and rear trunk speakers. The rear speakers sound fine but the front speakers distort with any bass givin to them. Is this a flash problem. Harley tells me to turn down the bass and adjust the fader, I say BS. The Tech swares I’m hearing things. Been playing music all my life, i know when a speaker is blown or over driven….Help?
Yup, should not have that problem. We don’t have distortion and we turn the fronts all the way up on volume. REMEMBER THOUGH, WE PUT IN THE STAGE 2 SET UP. And we add base. No problems w/ stage 2 speakers. Stage 1 should sound great I would think. I’d say they have flashed your bike system incorrectly. It happens often by dealerships across the US. We have many reports of improper flashing. Unfortunately, the dealerships are the only ones that have the software, but many have no training on how to properly use it and flash a bike. We had to look over our local dealerships shoulders. They actually flashed it wrong and we were able to look at the screen and see a couple boxes they had checked that were wrong. I’d tell them you want to look at the screen when they are flashing it. It’s just boxes they check.
Ryan,Any idea if the stage 2 front kit can be put in a 2012 street glide?
You need the Boom Box system.
Thank you.
I have 2017 SGS upgraded to the stage 2 speakers and amp…was working great than I ordered the yaffe 12 bars and installed them and now it sounds like the amp is not working ??? The battery was disconnected before anything was disconnected…and the harness was never disconnected from the amp… I had to disconnect other wires…I think were speakers but not sure and everything was marked and put back in place.. to remove the batwing faring for removal of old bars and install new ones
in my 14 limited I used stae 1 speakers with the stock 25 watt boom box and it sounded significantly better than the stock speakers. It was worth the money. I traded that bike for a 14 cvo limited last year which has the full stage 1 setup. It sounds better yet. I’m apprehensive about the stage two system with all the complaints and Harley recently showing “final sale” on stage 2 components on their website. I wish Harley would do a good job on quality whatever the cost. that is most important. Their charter should be we will produce the best system on the market for our bikes including all after market options.
I bought a J&M Rokker amp and fairing speakers for my 17 Street Glide. I am highly disappointed! I called the folks at J&M and they want me to pull the speakers, amp, plus the factory radio and send it all to Tucson to be flashed. What a joke, I don’t have the time or the patience for that.
That’s too bad. Hope you get it all resolved. We’ve had no problems with our J&M products.
I have a 2018 cvo street glide. After taking it to the dealer for it’s 1000 mile service it has blown two speakers. Did they screw something up?
Wayne,
Hard to say since we didn’t do the work. But if it worked on the way in, and didn’t work after, one has to wonder.
Ride Safe & Ride Often!
~Lurch
I recently purchased a 2014 CVO limited, and while playing with the boom box, realized that I didn’t have any sound from the front right speaker. I thought maybe it was a blown speaker, but when I removed it, and hooked it to the left side, it worked fine. I also uploaded the latest software, and checked the wiring, to no prevail. Has anyone experienced this, or know how to fix it? Thanks.
Hi Ryan,
I have as much Boom Audio that can be installed on a 2016 Street Glide Special.
my only issue is that the Saddlebag Amp is held on by double faced tape that comes loose after about
2 months. I’ve cleaned it and reinstalled it a few times. Any tips for keeping it stationary?
Vince,
Try the 3M brand of double sided tape. The stuff is amazing!
Ride Safe & Ride Often!
~Lurch
Can anyone tell me difference of stage 1 amp and stage 2 amp? Will stage 2 amp and wiring work with stage 1 speakers in fairing and lids?
Stage two three-way speakers. More powerful amp. https://gumroad.com/l/boominstall
I have an Ultra Limited, 2018 with a detachable tour pack. I was told that the stage 2 boom will not worth with that set up. So, my question is can I run the stage 2 in the fairing and leave the rear speakers in touched an run for the Audio system? I ride without my tour pack 90% of the time anyways….
My 2019 Tri-Glide Ultra Boom! plays nice and loud when I first start it up. But when I shut down, then try to start back up a while later….I’m only getting about 2/3 of the volume. Does it every time, regardless of what I’m playing off of….radio, iPhone, flashdrive. The next day….loud as hell at start up…then later after a re-start…..I lose about a third of the volume. Any ideas?
Boy, never heard of that. Sorry
Hey Ryan, I seen you video of you talking about the Harley Boom radio with the Hog Tunes Amp and front fairing speakers for your 2014 Street Glide. Was inquiring if it’s still true for a 2019 Street Glide touch screen Boom radio if you still wouldn’t have to get it flashed after installing a 2 channel Hog Tunes Amp and Hog Tunes fairing speakers?
Dan,
According to Hogtunes website, you still don’t need to flash on the 2019.
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Law Abiding Biker™ Team
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Hey, I just came across this article and the discussion thread that followed it, and I wonder if you have any thoughts on my issue. I picked up a 2019 Limited a little less than a month ago. As part of the initial deal, I had them install the Stage 1 4-speaker setup with amp, but I had the bike for about a week and a half before the parts came in. With the original speakers and the fade set to the middle, front and rear volume were about equal. I could lean back a little and clearly hear the rears, as I could on my ’04 Classic with the Harley add-on speaker/amp kit. With the Stage 1 kit installed, the rears are about half the volume of the fronts. I mentioned this to the service department, and they said something about the fronts being louder on purpose because too much sound from behind can be disorienting (I’ve heard of something like this in cars, but I still call BS). The mechanic looked at it, and basically moved the fade more to the rear and then turned to volume up so they’re shout equal, but this seems like a workaround to me rather than a legitimate solution.
Is it possible it didn’t get flashed properly, or is there maybe a loose connection somewhere? If either of these is a possibility, I just have to figure out how to persuade them to take a second look.
Hi Ryan,
I recently purchased your how to install the Boom Audio Stage II amp and speaker kit video for my 2019 RG Special. The install went great, every detail was right on. Sure made this install easy.
I took my bike to the dealer to have them flash my radio and amp. It seems to be doing ok, it’s definitely loader. However, I can’t tell any noticeable difference when making changes to the base or treble.
Is there a possibility the flash wasn’t done correctly?
yah, that’s strange. You should notice a difference. I’d have them check it again.
I have a 2019 street glide special ,do you know if I can install a boom audio amp with out changing my speakers ?
It would be wise to change the speakers. Your stock speakers are not rated correctly if your putting an amp into them.
do you have a video to install speakers in lower fairing and amp on a 2018 ultra CVO
Not at this time.
I have the CVO Tri Glide with the boom stage I / 8 speaker package. Had stage 1 amp in the front and HD stage 1 amp in the back. Can I change out the Stage I speakers to J&M Rokkor XXR speakers with out the need to flash the GTS radio and amp?
Also, if at a later date, can I switch out the HD Stage I amps for the stage 5 Rokker xxrp 800w 4ch amps with out the need to flash the GTS radio? Thanks for your help.
I’d reach out direct to the companies on that one. I’d hate to steer you wrong.
I have a 2018 Ultra Limited with stage 2 speakers and amp in the fairing. Overall the stereo sounds like crap, front speakers have no bass and can’t even hear the rear speakers. I have a spare 4 channel Rockford amp and 2 6.5 Hogwire speakers. Can I run the Fosgate amp off the Boom Audio head unit to drive the amp and other speakers.
You’d have to contact Fosgate and ask them if that will work. We’ve never tried it.
Bonjour depuis que jqi ajouter des haut parleur dans mes lower fairing et depuis que harley a flasher mon radio les speaker de sacoche fonctionne pa bien ! Est ce quil y a une solution ? La bass nest pas bonne et les lower fairing speaker ne joue que des claire et pas de mid range ..
Merci
Ma moto flhxse 2017
System boom 2
6 speaker et 3 amp
My Boom stage II lost sound to one speaker just shy of one year in the 2016 Street Glide. The dealer tried to replace the speaker resulting in issue not resolved. Told me it was the Boom Amp. since I waited to take it in there is no warranty coverage. My research shows this is a common problem. Have you heard of any resolution to this issue either from HD or a work around to get all speakers working? Thanks.
Jon,
We haven’t heard of this being a common problem. The Boom amp we have in a 2015 RGS is still working great. Sorry to hear you had prolems with yours.
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~ Matt Couchman
Law Abiding Biker™ Team
Helping & connecting as many bikers as we can worldwide!
why does the audio sound like it changes when you start the bike
Just the camera/audio change.