Stereo?

[oldtrucks]

Here's some pictures that Lope furnished. The nice thing about this is the size and location of the speakers. They mount on the front rack back far enough that you still have space for a flat pack and other items.

[Ken]

sure that ain't the space shuttle?

[Keith Strong]

OK, so I have to admit those things are pretty slick...Tell me about your wiring Lope....looks pretty straight forward...

[Lope]

The speakers come with a straight forward wiring diagram. You need to find a place to switch the power or a switched hot wire. I chose to mount a switch on the light pod. You WILL need wire sheathing to keep engine electronics from creating a tic or buzz in the speakers. I have one speaker that tics. The pioneer of this system ( Sten ) placed all his wires in the stainless sheathing and he has no issues. The red quad pictured (Dan) set his up without the sheathing and has no problems. It appears to be a hit and miss issue. That has been the only issue with this set up. The sound is great and the are very durable. Sten has a few years and many hard mile on his. When a problem did arise, the company stood behind their product and completed repairs without charging. They are well worth the money and by far the cleanest set up I have seen.

[Keith Strong]

Wow...I am leaning back towards this now. Sounds like a really good product. I wonder if I can find a used set on ebay

[Keith Strong]

Where did you guys get them from? Hoping to go less than the $300 I am finding.

[Lope]

We got them from an ebay seller out of New York. He was in the $300 range as well. Not sure you can get a deal on these. Be sure to get the amplified version. They do make a non-amplified for a lesser cost.

Jeff

[Keith Strong]

Ok, thanks for the help. I guess you guys seem to be impressed so I would guess it is worth the 300 price tag? Thanks for the advice!