BOSS Audio Systems MCBK420B Bluetooth Speaker System - Class D Compact Amplifier, 3 Inch Weatherproof Speakers, Volume Control, Great for Use with ATVs/Motorcycles, 12 Volt Vehicles

I wanted a system that would give me clean music at normal listening levels and that would not draw excessive amps doing it. My Mule, and most motorcycles have batteries and charging systems are not designed for excessive amp drain. ( the Boss Audio MCBK420B only draws 4-5 amps) . I chose the Boss Audio MCBK420B Bluetooth system for my 2019 Kawasaki Mule and I am very happy with my choice . I installed the amp inside the glove box. In the dash mounted the volume control along with an additional on/off toggle switch. The 12v power is supplied thru a relay that is activated by the ignition switch per the instructions. I added the fore mentioned SPST toggle switch inline so I can manually turn off the amp when not needed. The speakers are clamped to a round frame under the dash that allowed them to face the occupants. I secured all wiring with ty wraps. This system is just what I was looking for. Music is clear, clean and it will play louder than I care to listen. The bass is a little lacking but sound quality is excellent for this size speaker system . Great bang for the buck and easy to install. The amp , speakers ,mounts and wiring in the kit are all good quality pieces and instructions make it relatively easy to install. If your looking for a nice minimalist sound system to enjoy some tunes in your UTV or SxS I would recommend you check this system out. If your looking for bone shaking bass and enough volume to scare the animals this system is probably not going to meet your needs. Happy Trails

Good quality speakers for the price. Install was pretty easy on my 2017 harley low rider. The speaker clamps are a pain to install securely with the rubber spacers but once on and tight they feel plenty sturdy.I had these on my old sportster years ago. They were great back then. Havent tested these on my new bike but on my old sportster they were plenty loud. Could hear pretty clearly at 65 with a full face on. As others have stated there is just about no bass but thats to be expected at the price and size of these speakers. Everything else is loud and clear.It seems like they changed the loud bluetooth connection noise. It wasnt a super loud sound like it was with my old pair.Would buy again.

So far so good, installed the amp on a 2021 HD Electra Glide inside of the front fairing above the tray in the dash board. Tapped into switched power at the cigarette lighter/12v power socket.Extremally easy install, toughest part was getting the speaker mounts to be tight enough on the handlebars but went smoothly when is used the thick piece of rubber cut into 2 - 3/4" pieces and just used those 2 smaller pieces to get the mount to fit securely. (1" bars).Bass is a bit light but volume is good. 65+ mph with a half helmet. Haven't tested yet with my full face.Bluetooth connects flawlessly to iphone.I would say these are absoluteley worth their price (as long as they hold up - time will tell that). You can also swap in a better pair of speakers later down the road with more bass. The amp will work with any speakers.So far, very happy with this purchase.

The media could not be loaded. These speakers seem like a good bang for the buck. Have them on my super magna. They seem to have good sound and are very loud. Not much bass but don't need bass to enjoy the music. Fairly easy install hardest part was finding a spot on the handlebars,and finding a spot for the amp. Will give it 5 stars after I get out on the road with them and put some miles on them and see how they hold up

Let me begin by saying I am not a handy person. I am lucky to put gas in the tank. So I had been looking at these speakers for over a year and was just intimidated by the electrical work. I had read several reviews about using kill switches and watched various videos about how to properly wire this. I bit the bullet and bought it a few weeks ago.I continued to watch videos and even asked my father-in-law about the wiring. I am quite proud it took me only 2 trips to the auto parts store. I basically got everything hooked up and then set about attaching it to my motorcycle. Honestly, the biggest challenge was attaching the speakers to the handlebars. It would have gone much quicker if I were an octopus with fingers on each tentacle. But I got it done. When I hooked up the wiring and turned on the switch, I heard the beeps! I was ecstatic! It works!!I am still working on the excess wiring and keeping it safely tucked away. I have a few ideas though. I just want to make sure it does not fall out, especially if I'm out riding.As far as quality, the volume is not the issue. I have yet to go above 45-50 mph with it on. It is plenty loud for kicking around town. Bear in mind while it does have an amp, it is just two speakers. This is not like going to the movies or having surround sound in a man cave. Nonetheless, it works great for just listening to your choice of music (and having other people hear it, too!).Overall, I am very happy with these speakers. I am so glad, too, I installed it myself.

This is my third different system that I have tried.You must have at least a hundred Watts or more to hear at high speeds. I was able to hear the music at only three quarters volume at over 70 mph. Just remember when you connect to Bluetooth on your phone make sure your phone volume is all the way up and use the volume that comes with the system that you're able to attach to handlebars.. if you're looking for a lot of bass you're not going to get that with this system but you will get a very loud system that you can hear it almost any speeds. System was very easy to install to the battery and I used the quick disconnect on the positive line I mounted it up by The handlebar so I was able to disconnect it when not using that way the battery will not drain. My main concern was being able to hear at highway speeds at 70 miles an hour or above and this system will provide that. good luck to you all