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Title: Dash mounted Speakers, anyone have experience with this?
Post by: zevk on May 09, 2014, 05:47:10 PM
Hi all,

I always ride with high quality custom made audio earmolds, but was considering external dash mounted speakers in addition when I dont want the earmold option, ie short ride, helmet on and off frequenlty...
 
What were the results, where do you get the speaker boxes and speakers?

I have a small 12 v amp, mp4, and Scala Rider intercom I use for all my audio needs.

I realize the sound will never be as clear as earmolds but just wanted to get some info from someone who has done this.
thanks for your help.
Title: Re: Dash mounted Speakers, anyone have experience with this?
Post by: sargent on May 09, 2014, 06:07:12 PM
try this link.

Copy and paste in your browser or just click the blue link and be lazy.  :whistle

I had these fitted to my 96 ST1100. I found them brilliant until I got my Scala bluetooth unit.

I had them fitted to the dash and they were very clear at full speed. ;-*

I will see if I can find the pictures for you.

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Shark-250w-motorcycle-audio-system-W-new-3-speakers-/270620597857?pt=Car_Amplifiers&hash=item3f023e9e61 (http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Shark-250w-motorcycle-audio-system-W-new-3-speakers-/270620597857?pt=Car_Amplifiers&hash=item3f023e9e61)


Title: Re: Dash mounted Speakers, anyone have experience with this?
Post by: zevk on May 09, 2014, 10:47:56 PM
thanks very much for the link, I would be very interested to see how you mounted them.
if you can post up a picture that would be great, I have a St1300 and wonder if they would fit behind the speaker grille.
are they relativly waterproof?

thanks again
Title: Re: Dash mounted Speakers, anyone have experience with this?
Post by: Flip on May 13, 2014, 02:14:10 PM
Hi zevk,
is this any help to you ?  Pulled it off that Fleabay site.

The seller's advert says : -


Details for loudspeaker

    Working Voltage 10-16V DC
    VoiceCoil Impedance: 4
    Resonc Frequency: 165HZ
    Effective Frequency Range: Fo-12kHZ
    Puiput Sound Pressure Level: 88dB
    Rated Input Power: 15W
    Max Input Power: 100W
    Distortion: <= 5%
    one year warranty

---->  These Water Proof LOUD Speakers now include a 250 Watt low Voltage High Power Pro. Amplifier This is one of the best amplifiers out there.

Amp is guaranteed to BLAST the speakers to the max! This tiny amplifier measures only 2.75" x 3.5" x 1.75 (WxLxH) The weather proof measures only 1.5" x 1.75" x 1.25 Our Water proof LOUD speakers measure are 4 1/2" X 4" x 3.5 The front side of the amp provides the INPUT and has both a 1/8" standard earphone jack and standard RCA Jacks. Now you can hook up an additional audio device! The filter, volume control and green power indicator light are all up front. The backside of the amp provides the output with standard RCA Jacks. The power switch and 12 Volt power input are located on the backside as well. Power wire and audio wires are included!!

    The tiny amplifier can be mounted in many different places. Mount to a windshield bracket, under a seat or in a tool bag, a water proof glove  box or tool stowage area.
    will compliment any motorcycle, cycle or bike!
    Shark speakers are Marine Grade, Weatherproof and Waterproog   (<---- GUESSING they mean 'Waterproof')
    New Marine technology, low power, BIG clean, clear SOUND!

Flip

 :wht11
Title: Re: Dash mounted Speakers, anyone have experience with this?
Post by: ppopeye on May 13, 2014, 04:55:16 PM
Hi all,

I always ride with high quality custom made audio earmolds, but was considering external dash mounted speakers in addition when I dont want the earmold option, ie short ride, helmet on and off frequenlty...
 
What were the results, where do you get the speaker boxes and speakers?

I have a small 12 v amp, mp4, and Scala Rider intercom I use for all my audio needs.

I realize the sound will never be as clear as earmolds but just wanted to get some info from someone who has done this.
thanks for your help.

My ST came with speakers and marine cd and radio. I have tested them but never really used them. You are welcome to try anytime.

Title: Re: Dash mounted Speakers, anyone have experience with this?
Post by: zevk on May 13, 2014, 05:29:02 PM
Thanks Flip and Popeye for the info, much apreciated!
I think I will not progress with external speakers for the moment.

regards
Title: Re: Dash mounted Speakers, anyone have experience with this?
Post by: West Aussie Glen on May 14, 2014, 12:43:50 AM
Ilove the external speakers on my GL1500 Goldwing and plan on fitting some to my ST1300. I have been trying to buy the original Honda speakers and boes for a while but no luck so far.