Barre de son KEMIMOTO Midnight 80 32 pouces 6 haut-parleurs RGB pour UTV
SKU: B0117-03002-BK80
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Overall rating: 4.6 / 5 from 28 reviews.
Sounds awesome! Mounting brackets that come with it don’t work in my wildcat 1000xx unfortunately but still a great sounding sound bar
I installed this soundbar on my son's Gen 2 CForce 500 using the aluminum quick attach anchors from RNG Performance. This soundbar has a nice quality feel and my son loves the sound it puts out and the lights. Not a ton of bass but what do you expect coming from a soundbar? The music we typically listen to doesn't carry a whole lot of bass anyway, so no big deal to us.
For those of you who might be wanting to put this on a four-wheeler, here's what I did. I cut some 3"x4" pieces of 3/16" thick flatbar, took some careful measurements and drilled and countersunk a couple holes to fasten the flatbar to the bottom of the speaker. Had to be careful when countersinking because the screw holes in the speaker were very shallow. Since the flatbar I was using was only 3/16" thick and the holes in the speaker were shallow, it was easy to drill the countersink a little too deep and not be able to fasten the metal to the speaker all the way using M6-1.00 x 12 flat machine screws and I couldn't find a shorter screw in this size... Made that mistake once... Drilled a 7/16" hole at the front of the metal piece for the 3/8" bolts to mount it to the RNG quick attach anchors. We've put a few hundred miles on the four-wheeler since then and this setup has held up great and hasn't come loose at all.
I installed this soundbar on my son's Gen 2 CForce 500 using the aluminum quick attach anchors from RNG Performance. This soundbar has a nice quality feel and my son loves the sound it puts out and the lights. Not a ton of bass but what do you expect coming from a soundbar? The music we typically listen to doesn't carry a whole lot of bass anyway, so no big deal to us. For those of you who might be wanting to put this on a four-wheeler, here's what I did. I cut some 3"x4" pieces of 3/16" thick flatbar, took some careful measurements and drilled and countersunk a couple holes to fasten the flatbar to the bottom of the speaker. Had to be careful when countersinking because the screw holes in the speaker were very shallow. Since the flatbar I was using was only 3/16" thick and the holes in the speaker were shallow, it was easy to drill the countersink a little too deep and not be able to fasten the metal to the speaker all the way using M6-1.00 x 12 flat machine screws and I couldn't find a shorter screw in this size... Made that mistake once... Drilled a 7/16" hole at the front of the metal piece for the 3/8" bolts to mount it to the RNG quick attach anchors. We've put a few hundred miles on the four-wheeler since then and this setup has held up great and hasn't come loose at all.
Works awesome! Didn’t want to hurt my dogs ears but it can be super LOUD! Mounted it up behind my head kind of on an angle on my 2024 Wolverine x2 1000 rspec. Wired it with fuse to the battery. Just have to remember to turn off. Comes with a remote with tons of options (color, beat, dome, many different light patterns too). Budget friendly. Haven’t used it in super hot conditions or super cold conditions yet. So far so good.
I guess it’s my own fault but I figured universal meant universal. I have a 2023 Uforce 1000 I have almost nowhere to install it. I bought the universal install kit. And don’t know how I’m going to use it. I’m sure it said it was a fit on your website for my bike but it looks like I bought a $500 paperweight.
Like the speakers but it has a hard time picking up my Bluetooth after I have been away from it for a bit. Remote is ok it is for sure going to wear out fast. I don’t like the fact that when it shuts off it does not play the same lighting pattern that I picked before it goes back to factory. So overall I think I paid to much for what it is and there are cheaper speakers out there that do it a bit better for way less.
