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I can understand, that people want to hear music, while on the road, but for me, the best sound, is the symphony from the exhaust, but thanks for sharing a review, On long trips I use the cardo, and my phone, to stream to the headset, this works for me.
GPS, Radio or just the music stored on my phone. (I have the upgrade JBL set)
the funniest thing about this particular signature is that by the time you realise it doesn't say anything it's to late to stop reading it........
Spyder F3s 2019 All Black ( Named it: Brutus)
Carbon Items added, just for looks
Upgraded Shocks Trac-Tive, Rear hi/lo and rebound adjustable, with Hydraulic Pre-Load adjuster
fronts hi/lo and rebound adjustable, custom made by the Trac-Tive Guru's
Swaybar (Ron's)
Tyres Front Michelin Cross Climate+ 175/60-15
Rear, for 2022 still a Kenda, next Yokohama Advan Fleva 205/55R15
Exhaust Bone stock, with a RLS Cat- Delete
Custom ECU-Mapping, rewritten/adapted to my Ridingstyle
Pedalbox, Awesome Upgrade...
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Did u install yourself or did they?
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Yes I installed it myself. Extremely easy. The hardest part of course is cosmetically routing the wires. I'd be more than happy to help you install one if you're interested. PM me and we can share numbers.
For long highway trips, headsets are definitely the way to go for me. For short casual around town trips, I love this setup. Extremely easy day or night to control your music that sits right in front of you. I am even thinking about using the "line out" into a Bluetooth transmitter because the controls are so easy for my headset (the phone is a pain). The amp also has a USB port. Of course it is in the trunk but you can charge something in your trunk while having dinner or something. I already have USB on my handle bars.
I set up the amp in a way to make easy access to the battery. Can't say enough about how great this amplifier is for this application.
I posted this because I wish I knew this existed before running through a myriad of disappointing amplifiers. I spent $212 on the amp and $80 on the speakers. Superior to the $400 sound bars in terms of volume, sound quality, and way easier to operate while riding.
Today I will clean up the wiring to the amp in the trunk to make it look pretty.
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AZCanAm, Hi. I have a 2015 Can Am Spyder Rt limited and was looking into adding a amp to my radio. I've already upgraded the speakers but would like to add the amp for a little more clear sound and bass..LOL. Could you please share how you went about to connect the amp to your factory radio. Thanks.
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Originally Posted by AZCanAm
Yes I installed it myself. Extremely easy. The hardest part of course is cosmetically routing the wires. I'd be more than happy to help you install one if you're interested. PM me and we can share numbers.
For long highway trips, headsets are definitely the way to go for me. For short casual around town trips, I love this setup. Extremely easy day or night to control your music that sits right in front of you. I am even thinking about using the "line out" into a Bluetooth transmitter because the controls are so easy for my headset (the phone is a pain). The amp also has a USB port. Of course it is in the trunk but you can charge something in your trunk while having dinner or something. I already have USB on my handle bars.
I set up the amp in a way to make easy access to the battery. Can't say enough about how great this amplifier is for this application.
I posted this because I wish I knew this existed before running through a myriad of disappointing amplifiers. I spent $212 on the amp and $80 on the speakers. Superior to the $400 sound bars in terms of volume, sound quality, and way easier to operate while riding.
Today I will clean up the wiring to the amp in the trunk to make it look pretty.
Would love to but I’m a long ways from you I’m in Canada (dunsford Ontario) but thanks
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Originally Posted by JSmooth
AZCanAm, Hi. I have a 2015 Can Am Spyder Rt limited and was looking into adding a amp to my radio. I've already upgraded the speakers but would like to add the amp for a little more clear sound and bass..LOL. Could you please share how you went about to connect the amp to your factory radio. Thanks.
Feel free to PM me to exchange phone numbers. If you already are happy with your radio as a "source" for music, then I would just focus on a good amplifier as oppose to a Bluetooth amplifier. I have recommendations for both scenarios.
In terms of the electrical connections--extremely easy. The most difficult part is the routing of the wires through all of the Tupperware.
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