Rear Speaker Upgrade Polk DB521 Kawasaki Voyager K10040-039 | Step-by-Step Installation
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
- Sorry for the sound at the end, the speakers do sound great but apparently they sound so well I got banned in 286 countries for playing them. lol
Welcome to our RUclips channel! If you're looking to take your audio experience on your Kawasaki Vulcan Voyager K10040-039 to the next level, you're in the right place. In this highly informative video, we'll show you how to upgrade your rear speakers to the powerful and high-quality Polk DB521 speakers. Follow along as we guide you through the complete installation and modification process.
Upgrading the rear speakers on your Kawasaki Vulcan Voyager K10040-039 can greatly enhance your audio clarity and overall sound quality while enjoying your rides. The Polk DB521 speakers are known for their exceptional performance, and in this step-by-step guide, we'll ensure you have everything you need to successfully install them.
Our experienced audio enthusiast will demonstrate the necessary tools and techniques, walking you through each installation step. We'll cover the removal of the existing speakers, wiring connections, and mounting the Polk DB521 speakers securely. Additionally, we'll provide valuable modification tips to optimize the speaker's performance in your motorcycle's specific setup.
Whether you're a beginner or have some experience with motorcycle modifications, this guide is designed to be accessible and easy to follow. We'll provide clear explanations, close-up shots, and expert tips along the way, ensuring that you can achieve the best results.
Please note that safety is paramount, and we always recommend following manufacturer guidelines and taking necessary precautions while working with electrical components. If you are unsure about any aspect of the process, consult a professional or refer to your motorcycle's user manual.
Don't forget to subscribe to our channel for more exciting motorcycle upgrades and modification guides. By upgrading your rear speakers to the Polk DB521 on your Kawasaki Vulcan Voyager K10040-039, you'll transform your audio experience and make every ride more enjoyable. Let's get started on this ultimate speaker upgrade journey together!
Tags: Rear speaker upgrade, Kawasaki Vulcan Voyager K10040-039, Polk DB521, Speaker installation, Motorcycle audio upgrade, Speaker modification, Motorcycle modification, Step-by-step guide, Audio clarity, Sound quality enhancement, Motorcycle audio system, Motorcycle DIY.
Guns and motorcycles. How could I not subscribe? Great videos.
Lol thank you!
Great Vid Greg. I'm contemplating an upgrade myself. Question: have you also added an amplifier to your head unit? If so, which one did you go with?. Cheers!
Kawasaki doesn’t carry the rear speakers, any idea on how I could get a set
I got lucky when I got mine right before they discontinued. Honestly they look good but did not really make a huge difference. Your best bet is put it in eBay and have it send you alerts if any are listed. Personally if I did it again I would look at something that went inside the bags or trunk. Something like this www.motorcycleid.com/2021-kawasaki-vulcan-1700-voyager-sound-systems/ Hope that helps thanks for watching.
Very good sound.I d like to ask is there other way except the radio to play music on this bike for ex by USB or bluethogh?
ΑΝΤΩΝΗΣ ΤΣΟΥΜΠΕΛΗΣ Yes you can do a Bluetooth you have to buy the Kawasaki adapter for an iPhone, but it’s an old-school like iPhone 4 size cable But you get something like a Coolstream duo And you can put it in the left glove box and stream your phone to the radio. The only problem with that is it does not work with the handlebar controls, but if you mount your phone up on the bars it’s easy to hit next or rewind or change stations at a light. If you do the Kawasaki adapter get on eBay by an old-school iPod you could do it that way also but cheaper to do the cool stream Duo. ruclips.net/video/AIJbQtlb-j4/видео.html That’s my link to where I put it on the bike, again I put mine under the Cowl But in 15 minutes you could plug that in the glove box and be streaming you don’t have to do all of what I did. Thanks for watching if you haven’t already please subscribe and click like on the videos, if you look at the top of that video there’s a playlist I’ve got at least 20 videos on that bike, uploading a new one tonight or tomorrow added a Rockford Fosgate amplifier and customized the mount.
@@RagerJackOfAll thank you very helpful
is it waterproof and pleade provide like for this speakers
I did not use a marine grade speaker, so no they are not waterproof. If I were to get caught in the rain every now and then they would be perfectly fine, but they are not made for rain. You will need to search for a marine grade speaker same size. That was just a personal preference Since I know I’m not going to intentionally be riding in the rain.
Thanks for watching
What did you set your meter too?
I think I had it on 200mv DC to check that. Depending on your meter, as long as you are on DC, you should get a reading, easiest way is to test your battery first you will get 11 or 12 volts. Your not really checking the voltage in this case, your looking at the polarity, so no matter what setting if you see a - your red lead is on the negative, if you are in the positive numbers your red is on the positive side. Hope that helps.
Anyone see those forearms!! There massive..