NVS Audio reviews the new Nagy’s 10" mid bass / subwoofer rings for the new body style Indian Bagger

Davidson Audio has finally completed the R&D. These new single 10" mid bass / subwoofer rings for the new body style Indian Challenger / Pursuit & Chieftain / Roadmaster . These rings will come in a pair giving you a single 10" speaker per saddle bag.

[@leobowman6686]

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[@cassbruce1]

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[@ericperry72]

With the challenger/pursuit bags, what is the official airspace and which 10" driver works best? I had my eye on the new Keith Barker 10" shallow mount midbass.

[@DavidsonAudio]

The KB 10” is going to be to much for the stock indian bags. I would recommend the Cicada audio 10 sealed and ported for these bags

[@ericperry72]

@@DavidsonAudio so I would have to go with a modified bag then. Just wanted to make sure the airspace was there. The cicada doesn't offer the performance and sound I want.

[@DavidsonAudio]

@@ericperry72 what performance and sound are you looking for? Correct to get any real bass out of your bags you will need to seal and port them

[@ericperry72]

@@DavidsonAudio I have heard pretty much all the midbass setups and a few subwoofer setups in bags as I visit a lot of contest here and near Detroit. A few of the guys who compete in the Memphis pound 4 pound bikes I have heard. I love that nice clean warm full sound of the euphoria Xpert 10" subwoofers that a Charles Lipsey uses, and my friend has a HD trike with dual 15" Faitalpro 15xl1400. While I can't match the output, those two bikes sound perfect and balanced. After talking with the installer of that trike, concrete audio, I was invited to listen to several big bike builds and the perfect blend of sound for me based on what I personally like was the KB shallow mount 10". Now if there was a short style bag that could fit a 12" I would go with the Faitalpro 12xl1200 and be done with it. Sorry for being long winded, basically I want a full warm sound that plays from 40hz+/- up to 500hz +/-.

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