BASS! On a Harley Davidson®? Precision Power has your Solution and we are going to show you How! 

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I live a little dangerous at times

For sure! 1 or 2, might make a good video too

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It sounded better than I expected and was also easier than I expected on installation too

They sound amazing, thank you for watching!

Thank you so much for watching and encouraging! God Bless!

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So many times this is the case, I’m glad we could help make your system better!

We have been waiting too, worth the wait in my opinion!

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You can turn the music down when you want to hear the motor, thank you for watching!

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Well worth the investment!

Yes they will

Lid removal is not needed to take the sub out, only disconnection of the 2 plugs and remove the latch screws, 8 t20 screws and then the subwoofer lifts out

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There just is not much equipment designed for Indian to showcase

We have them at Volunteer Audio under security on our website

Built it using metra raptor slat wall spool holders

It’s hard to get bass when it is not reflecting off a surface

There will always be future products🤞🏻

The 10” play lower but volume is very close, we did 2 hertz millipro 10” with 1000 watts and they were awesome but much more expensive

We will see what the future holds, we hope to have some great products for the low rider st eventually

Call our sales team at 1-844-30AUDIO for pricing and to go over specific options for your bike

We have several all in one enclosures that would do well in a triglide trunk, it all depends on how much room you want to use but we do decide which sub at time of install with the customer present because we currently do not offer a plug in play sub for triglide

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It’s great to be seen and heard on a Harley, it will get people to look up from their phone and hopefully not run over you too

@@volunteeraudio Valid point. I digress. Keep on keeping on brother.

We are in Tennessee

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A few weeks

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Definitely keep us posted when something comes in that works with the Hertz 6x9s. I just recently finished my full install on my 18 CVO SG with the Stage 6 speaker system package with the HDHU.14Si and the Hertz SP 4.900 and it sounds great but if I could easily add in drop in subs like this I would do it!!!

@@ChrisS-ii2bldid you purchase sub. I have same system as yours. Now I’m thinking about sub

We are only allowed to post pricing on our website due to dealer agreements with precision power, here is a link to them volunteeraudio.com/product-category/motorcycles/motorcycle-drop-in-subwoofers

Jay thank you for responding quickly. Have a blessed day

Problem with those enclosures is there is no room left for a decent amp, you can use soundskins in the fairing and still have space

They fit stretched bags also

@@volunteeraudio I was wondering the same thing. I wonder about the hole drilling with the tapered CVO style bags.

@@mfennroberts start at the front of extended bags

The sub has a built in amplifier and is more than enough

I think these sound better than what Rockford offers and would integrate if you have a Rockford fosgate system, it does not work with hd audio by Rockford.

Not yet, I’m working on an adapter to make the needed clearance

Not that I’m aware of

They are made by metra, raptor series slatwall spool holders

Not yet, working on it

@@volunteeraudio please keep me posted

Yes it works with stock radio and comes with all needed harnessing

Give us a call and we can go over the differences, 1-844-30AUDIO

These fit stretched bags, I use the same template but a I cut it so I can use half on the lower portion and half up higher, you use 14 holes instead of 15

@@volunteeraudio Oh ok okay thank you for the info.

I do not think it will clear the amps or connectors

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These sound much better than the Rockford subs, we do not sell or plan to sell a sub that costs more and does not sound as good

@@volunteeraudio OK. Thanks.

We swap polarity on the other speakers, fairing, lids and so on

The pattern fits stock bags

That info is incorrect, both are active woofers now, that was prerelease info and later revisions added a second active woofer for more bass! We will update that, thank you

Yes it would connect to the rca subwoofer output on the radio like we show in the video

Yes

Not sure what stage 3 you have, if you amp is in your fairing it may fit depending on depth of your lid speakers

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Bro they are expensive but for a very good reason the quality is great!!

Much louder and easier to install.

If you have the Rockford lid speakers you will need our deep version to clear the 6x9. If you have hd audio by Rockford with an amplifier in the bag these will not clear the amplifier

You can for sure here lid mounted speakers when they are correctly installed using lid cut in kits that angle the speakers forward and the amp is properly set so rears are slightly louder than fronts, subwoofer bass will diminish as you get faster because it reflects off the ground but you still retain the feeling of the bass and can tell if you turn it off

Lid does not have to come off for removal, only for installation so you can drill the holes in the bottom, you do need to unplug the enclosure and remove the 2 latches, 8 t25 screws to remove or install the enclosure

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Lol, thank you!

Yes it sounds like a polarity issue, once you find what speaker is reversed you swap the speaker wires on that speaker. You can also call our tech team at 1-844-30AUDIO for assistance. Which amp did you chose, for sure I’ve never thought the sp4.900 lacks for power

We always test using a polarity tester

All Subwoofers create bass that needs to reflect off of something for you to hear them, these are ported out the bottom of the bag and reflect off the ground, the faster you go the more you outrun that reflection. You can feel the vibration at higher speeds but sound is cut way back.

@@volunteeraudio that makes sense. My buddy's woofer was ported on the inside of the bag, aimed at the rear wheel. I could see how being ported toward the ground would give a much better result. Thanks for the quick answer!

Yes we offer a 1998-2013 version too

Polarity test? The correct volume will get you a change in led color, if it’s all red or all green you have the volume too loud

Yes they fit extended bags too

Yes it does

This would be custom, there is nothing specific for an rg3 yet

No they will not

I prefer helmet w Bluetooth speakers as well. It can be annoying riding in a group with a bunch of bikes all with different music blaring.

Most people tell me the Sena is not loud enough for music, especially if you visor is open or wearing a modular helmet

@@volunteeraudio no issues with the volume on my sena

Yes

No they will not

The boom 2 amplifiers and harness plugs would interfere, may be able to do the brake side bag if you have the 4 speaker boom 2 system

@@volunteeraudio what if the amps were removed in like my 18 CVO SG and just the harness plug that feeds the power lid locks and Herts 6x9s with your adapter cable??

Most manufacturers make audio for Harley because it is the largest audio market for motorcycles, as they make audio for other motorcycles we will show it also

Nobody does yet

@@volunteeraudio wack

It won’t clear the harnessing in the cvo models

6x9’s play midbass, this plays sub bass, very different but if bass is what you are after the subwoofers will have more bass

I would go with the 6x9s in lids or 1 6x9 or 6.5 in lid, and 8s in the bags. More volume output and saves bag space. I suppose it depends on how much riding you do, and if you use your bags. Can't go wrong though with a full Hertz system either.

They do, we are no longer selling these, a few new versions will be available soon

If you have amplifiers in the bag these would not fit

Bag still feels really solid, once you install each bushing it’s very solid

The bags are only supposed to hold 25lbs or something, I don't think it would make that big of a structural issue unless someone hits your bag in an accident

One sounds so good you will want 2

Freeze out plugs are designed to blow out if the engine antifreeze freezes. They are solid brass, metal or rubber and do not have a membrane to allow sound or air to escape. I think you are mistaken. The plugs in the video have a specific purpose and the only other time I have seen this membrane used is on intakes for Polaris off road vehicles

@@volunteeraudio Actually my friend, they are casting holes that get the sand out of a cast block. Then the holes need to be plugged. Hence the casting plug. They became known as freeze plugs because they were generally the weakest point. The holes were usually in a coolant passage although there are some for oil passages as well. Point being they were never designed to be freeze plugs. The name just came around from people seeing that the casting plug was pushed out due to freezing water. When the casting plug failed to give up the ghost it sometimes resulted in a cracked block. Anyway, I enjoyed the video. Good production quality. Thanks for posting and stay blessed.

Yep, I agree. No membranes in "freeze plugs". I was thinking if the purpose was to keep water out. Silly of me now I think about it. If the point was to keep water out why drill the holes in the box in the first place right? I'll certainly have to watch and LISTEN to the video again. At this point I'm assuming the membranes are acting like a baffle of sorts moving in and out with the base. I'll watch the video again. I'll try it sober this time 🤪👍

Correct it will not work on cvo lids using adapters to fit 6x9’s, only works with 5x7’s in that instance, cvo amp wiring, amps and plugs in the bag will also interfere

@@volunteeraudio the bags are empty nothing is in them

@@bigjohnq1 them they will fit your bags

@@volunteeraudio any plan for these to be made to fit the CVO bags if the amps are out and only the harness is in. I have the Hertz S.P 900 amp and the Hertz 6x9s with the adapter kit in my bag lids.

It will work as long as you do not have an amplifier in the bag, it will not clear the amp or wiring connections on the hd audio by Rockford setup, if you bought your Rockford kit from a Rockford fosgate dealer it will fit if you have 5x7” speakers but will kit clear the Rockford 6x9’s

Thanks for response yup the amp is the clutch side saddle bag. But I still have the throttle side saddle bag. Curious tho what is price of the sub unit. Tia

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Yes it does

The subwoofer amp turn on wire needs to be controlled by the s8dsp amp turn on

@volunteeraudio I tried the amp turn off delay up to 8sec. But nothing changed. Still turn off pop

eBay or Amazon, we are working a deal to stock them soon

Got mine from Amazon for $10

@@NateDizzle984 yes they are very inexpensive

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I have not seen one side out of phase compared to the other, I would retest at a different volume holding the tester below the bag, they share the same input signal. If you using the stock radio and it has been flashed to the 6 speaker 2 amp flash we recommend the switch will be set to low and gain set to roughly 10:00

@@volunteeraudio thank you for responding so quickly. This is what I’ve figured out in regards to the sub settings and phase issues I just went back to bare basics and disconnected all the speakers and phase tested the one by one to isolate the problem speakers it was difficult for me to isolate them all hooked up. (I had to dumb it down for myself lol, ) so that issue is resolved I also reviewed your video and saw the clip where you were making the final tidy up process and saw where you had the gains and input selector set at on the sub box and copied that and adjusted according to taste so I was in the ballpark on the gains and setting by watching the video again. NOW I’M STILL HAVING THE TURN ON THUMP WHEN FIRING UP THE RADIO, since I’m going to do some wire management I’m going to trace all preexisting connections and try to isolate if it have something giving off signal interference. I have noticed my LED front lighting once it cycles through the flash sequence from the alarm system setting itself after turning off the ignition I get two additional thumps. I try to perform install checks and isolate items I think might be causing an issue (just had to walk away from it for a while and come back) if I cannot isolate the source of the thump I will definitely reach out. Oh and yes the radio was flashed using the recommended 6 speaker 2 amp Harley flash you recommended when I made my initial purchase of the hertz HMP 4D amp. One caveat to this issue, I initially had this issue with the HMD4D at first with the additional turn on wire and the posi tap connector recommended from the hertz 600watt amp install video IM WONDERING NOW SHOULD I HOOK THAT TURN ON AMP WIRE BACK INTO THE POSI TAP CONNECTION TO HELP WITH THE SUB THUMPING? But thanks again brother so far the system sounds wonderful simply wonderful and again thank you for the response and outstanding customer service glad I found your business thanks to traveling tall.

@@volunteeraudio diagnostic update, I have isolated the cause of the sub thump upon powering up and powering down. On the factory type harness supplied with the precision power sub there is a blue turn on wire connector. What I have figured out is that since I have that harness connected to the factory head unit then the factory type wiring harness supplied with the hertz hmpd4 amp setup daisy chained together then both daisy chained to the FACTORY original wiring harness, there is already a amp turn on signal for both hmp4d and precision power sub via the daisy chain. So I simply disconnected the sub amp turn on connection and no more turn on thump and very minimal turn off thump when switching off the ignition. Once again thank you your assistance and response. THANK GOD for people like volunteer audio who really look out for their customers and provide them with means to do installs with the aide if video and correspondence support. I plan on spending more money with the final piece to my audio setup with volunteer audio thanks team Jay! And a special shoutout to Mrs. Samantha for responding quickly and providing outstanding customer support

A few weeks and I’ll have a solution for that, hang tight

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People would buy it 🤣😂🤣

I’m not the manufacturer but with all the manufactures getting into Harley eventually some will get into Indian

These enclosures sound great and play midbass and sub bass

@@volunteeraudiocertain brand midbass speakers play better in small enclosure, instead of a sub.

You can leave them in all the time if you want, the point is you can use a sub in 1 bag or 2 and you have the option to remove them if needed

@Volunteer Audio ok cool thanks

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Tighten the bolts! Thanks for watching!

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It’s about loud yet good sounding music, it’s not for everyone

@@volunteeraudio I apologize for being judgmental. I just can’t relate to a music system on a bike. Being present and totally focused on riding is a big part of the experience for me. Set in my ways? Lack of imagination? Anyway no call for such a smarmy outburst on my part. Peace