6. Important Installation Notes
When first listening to your system, you will need to adjust the levels and/or EQ on your audio device as well as the amplifier gain level. We
recommend starting the gain at a low level and slowly turning it up until you reach optimal sound quality.
The amp crossover switch should always be at HP (more volume, less bass) or AP (more bass, less volume) setting.
Are you using a phone charger or satellite radio?
If after installation you receive a whining/feedback sound in your speakers, call or email us to request a free ground loop isolator.
Audio Source Equalizer Adjustments & Sound Files
It is important to choose a quality device to use while riding to get the best sound out of your speakers. Most modern mp3 players and smartphones work
great, but you may want to make a few equalizer adjustments as well.
Generally, settings for 'rock' or 'standard' setting work well depending on the type of music playing, but we recommend you try them all
The quality of the audio files matter too! This is not generally a problem with modern digital music sources (MP3, Pandora, Spotify, iTunes, etc.), but
sometimes comes into play if low quality audio files are being used. If you are having problems with sound clarity this could be a factor. Always get
your music from a reliable and trustworthy source (such as Amazon, Google Play or iTunes)
Keep the amplifier input (headphone jack) from touching any bare metal when there is no device plugged into the jack or you may get static or popping
through the speakers when the bike is on.
**IMPORTANT: Make sure the speakers, amplifier and any wires or other components will not interfere with your steering, gauges, line of sight, or
anything else that could affect or inhibit your driving ability or vehicle operation and that all wires are away from hot engine/pipe areas, and that everything
is secured to your vehicle.
**If something is not working correctly or you have poor or no sound or receive feedback, please re-check all wires, including remote and positive
connections and confirm that your system is connected to a good ground. Confirm that no wires are stripped or melted and touching metal. If available,
also test the system using a different audio device. If you still have issues, check out our troubleshooting tips under the FAQ & Support section of our
website or initiate a Live Chat with one of our technician for additional assistance (after-hours support via email at