IMPORTANT
In this install we refer to one amp as the “Master” and the other
amp as the “Slave”. The Master always has the main input
harness go into it, and is always the amp that powers the
front fairing speakers. When installed, the amp on the left
BACK SIDE of the plate is the MASTER AMplIFIER.
Step #5: Using the image on the bottom of Page 10 for reference, locate the
4 bolts on each of the 4 corners around “B” and remove the ones on
top left and top right (only). You will move the plate with the Master
amp to the bike now.
Step #6: Using the image on the bottom of Page 10 for reference, locate “C” and
“D” which are the 2 pin plugs on each front speaker’s cabinet that have
pink and pink with black stripe. These plugs attach the speaker’s wiring
to the bike’s wiring and need to be separated. Locate the “main input”
harness and insert its 8 pin plug into the “audio input” on the MASTER
(back side) amplifier. On this harness, take the plug with the green heat
shrink on the end and install it into the mating plug on the brake side of
the bike. Take the plug with the yellow heat shrink on the end and install
it into the mating plug on the clutch side of the bike.
Step #7: Locate a bag with a harness in it that says “Audio Out” and plug it
into the amplified out “pigtail” on the Master (back) amplifier. Take the
2 pin plug with the blue heat shrink on one end and install it into the
plug going into the brake side speaker cabinet. Take the 2 pin plug
with the brown heat shrink and install it into the plug going into the
clutch side speaker cabinet.
Take one of the 2 power connectors on the splitter harness, and plug it
into the power connector on the Master (back) amplifier.
Step #8: Locate the bag that came in the dual amp kit labeled “input link.” The
input link has 2 blue plugs on it, one of which mates to the empty blue
plug on the Master (back side) amps main input harness. Plug these
together and let the rest of the input link harness hang for now.
IMPORTANT—Before you proceed, make sure you
understand the Radio Flash Selector info on the next
page. The Master (back side) Amp will be difficult
to adjust later if you don’t do this now!
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