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<blockquote data-quote="Romans5.8" data-source="post: 7923696" data-attributes="member: 645790"><p>LOL, if I don't have enough juice to run a 4 channel amp I wouldn't have enough juice to run that now would I?</p><p></p><p>Would be unique! There are some crazy motorcycle audio setups out there. But the thing is, they STILL only sound good at a stop. Wind does terrible things. If you ever get up next to a motorcycle rolling down the highway with the stereo cranked, listen. It's flat and bass-less, doesn't matter what they are running. Just the facts of life riding a bike and wanting music! That's why my only concern was clarity at high volume. Even with subs the most you'll get is some vibration in the bike when it 'hits', but you still won't hear the bass. Something about the way the wind moves across the bike I guess.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Romans5.8, post: 7923696, member: 645790"] LOL, if I don't have enough juice to run a 4 channel amp I wouldn't have enough juice to run that now would I? Would be unique! There are some crazy motorcycle audio setups out there. But the thing is, they STILL only sound good at a stop. Wind does terrible things. If you ever get up next to a motorcycle rolling down the highway with the stereo cranked, listen. It's flat and bass-less, doesn't matter what they are running. Just the facts of life riding a bike and wanting music! That's why my only concern was clarity at high volume. Even with subs the most you'll get is some vibration in the bike when it 'hits', but you still won't hear the bass. Something about the way the wind moves across the bike I guess. [/QUOTE]
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