How do i mount it on my motorcycle - do I need to buy something beside the speakers?
1154866
you don"t have to . the speakers mount mount on the mirror perch but they may get in the way of your front brake fluid reseviore . found a 3 piece p mount braket on amazon but it did not fit & i took a piece of rubber hose & cut it down to fill in the gap and this seem to work well for me. hope this a little helpfull
1154867
I used something like a hose clamp (plumbing section of home depot, it cost a buck) to mount the speakers, it would not fit on the threaded stud of my mirrors. The amp I used Velcro, and mounted it in my luggage.
1154868
The speakers mount at the bolts/clamps holding the mirrors on the handlebars. However, some I have seen were mounted using clamps purchased at the hardware store to mount them separately on the handlebars.
1154869
I did not have to buy any additional brackets. I have a Memphis Shades type windshield and I bolted the speakers to the two inner windshield bolts above the headlight nacelle. The BOSS directions say to use their brackets under the mirror stems, but I like my install better.
1154870
It comes with rear view mirror brackets. Nothing is needed besides the speaker if you use them.
1528334
I would. I ended up mounting the speakers to my windshield mounting brackets. I was a little upset with the directions and hardware that was provided.
830368
I used drywall screws to mount the speaker directly to the wall and it worked very well. I also see Yamaha makes brackets which were listed on the bottom of the page when I checked out as recommended or frequently bought together. I have not used these brackets but I am sure they would work since they are offered by Yamaha.
333412
The speakers I bought (which have excellent sound, by the way), have a built in slot on the back. I just put screws in the wall and slipped the speakers over the screws. Couldn't have been easier. Perhaps the newest require mounts, but I believe they are optional and only needed if you want to angle your speakers some special direction. These are cleverly designed so you have several hanging options without the need for additional mounting hardware.
426470
You have to put it somewhere on your handlebar where there's no gadgets or wire. Just like the picture. If there's no place... Then you have to make space by moving "stuff" around. Google Yamaha Zuma 50 ram mount & look for the Zuma forums. They have pictures of different types of mounts that can perhaps guide you.
1824915
It does not include any hardware to mount the speakers. There are keyholes that can be used with whatever screw/wall mount you prefer, similar to what you will find on the back of a surge protector.
221869
If this is your only amp it mounts direct to factory radio with Velcro strips that are provided. If it's a second amp you need a bracket I believe.
994548
Yes, pretty much because the speakers slip onto the posts for your mirrors.unless you decide to mount on handle bars, then you will need the brackets.you will also need some ty-wraps to hide the wires but other wise this thingis plug-and-play!!!..System sounds great.. worth every dollar to me!!good luck and have fun,john A
1494883
I believe you have enough handlebar space, but placing the amplifier module may be a problem. You have limited mounting space on an 883. I checked with my mechanic before I ordered this system. I suggest you check with someone who has mounted a sound system on their bike. I friendly HD mechanic could help also! Hope this helps!
1671585
With the 'busa, you've got limited space to mount four speakers. I think a two speaker system would be better for you. Maybe the SHKAMP5800SPKSUNFLOW 600 watt motorcycle marine audio system w/ 3.5 sunflower speakers (wired & wireless remotes). Hope this helps.
1258601
There is no auxiliary audio output to connect anything to. The internal audio is loud, but probably not enough for a motorcycle.
1323863
There are some hang on the wall type brackets on the the speaker. Not very good for mounting, except to hang on flat wall.
596823
I hooked this up for a friend who had a display table for his flat screen. So the left and right laid on the table, and the center was placed right in front. Then for the rear, we bought two simple stands and ran the wires up the center pole of the stands. Keep in mind, use Velcro on the base of the rear speakers and the stands, in case someone "bumps" into them. If you are wall mounting, then this is the site for the speaker mounts....http://www.amazon.com/VideoSecu-Deluxe-Speaker-Brackets-Ceilings/dp/B001QNBUA4/ref=pd_bxgy_e_text_y
1289204
They mount atop of a subwoofer box and then the upper portion mounts your top speaker. You obviously need a subwoofer (compatible with most brands) otherwise this will not work and you will need a tri-pod mount.
895781
I made a wood board plate for the bottom of the speakers and painted them black. Then i screwed the wood board right to the bottom of the speakers. I mounted the tripod Top Mounting Plate (" T " Bracket) to the wood board. My Pro Line LS-T2BK Speaker Monitor Tripod Stands hold the speakers just fine!! You just have to do a little engineering. Just make sure your hardware is not to long. You want to go into the speaker cabinet not thru it.
44090
You might not need mounting brackets- they work just fine without any on my 2009 Harley Xi883L Sportster..........
478633
What I did was just mount directly to the speaker placing the bracket over the keyhole mount. The added movement capabilities were worth it. Being able to aim the speakers where I want them is great. If you just want fixed placement,just use the keyhole. Hope this helps