Wild Boar By Hogtunes Front & Rear Speakers & 600 Watt Amp Kit For Harley Road Glide 2016-2022

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Wild Boar By Hogtunes Front & Rear Speakers & 600 Watt Amp Kit For Harley Road Glide This audio-upgrade kit features a 600-watt, 4 ohm amplifier accompanied by the tune blasting 200-watt front speakers and 150-watt power handling 6.5” rear speakers. Speakers feature large, vented magnets, nice studio grade crossovers and a carbon fiber cones. These high quality components make a difference. It comes complete with everything you need to start rocking out while you ride. Amplifier: 150 -watts x 4 at 4 ohms Wild Boar class D amp with R.E.M.I.T. technology Reduced EMI technology (R.E.M.I.T.) gives superb FM reception from a Class D amp Includes model specific harness so radio's fader control will still work Amplifier designed around small factory charging system Supplied mounting plate easily bolts above radio using factory hardware 100% plug and play Includes beautiful 8 gauge power harness Average current draw (music) 12.8 amps at 13.8V Amp will auto shut off below 10.5V to protect bike's charging system Discrete surface mounting technology DC sensing turns amp on/off without additional wiring Front Speakers: 200-watt power handling Front grills include black trim and chrome trim for easy customizing Monster 1kg magnets keep things cool and very loud Speaker designed to work in very small factory speaker cabinet Real carbon fibre woofer cones 1.25" titanium impregnated tweeters Studio grade crossovers built with parts that can take the power Rear Speakers 6.5" rear speakers fit perfectly into factory rear speaker "pods" 150 watt power handling 4 ohm nominal impedance 1.25" titanium impregnated tweeters Real carbon fiber woofer cones High efficiency neodymium magnets Designed to take advantage of factory "vents" into tour pak for surprisingly good bass Studio grade crossovers built with parts that can take the power Note: May require a OEM or Techno Research dealer radio software “re-flash”