Is a coaxial speaker the right upgrade for your Harley?
This collection carries coaxial drivers from Cicada Audio, Precision Power and Hertz in 4, 5.25, 5x7, 6.5, 6x9 and 8 inch sizes, in 2Ω and 4Ω. Match the size and impedance to your position and amplifier, and confirm fitment for your exact bike, since the right size depends on the model, year and factory audio package.
FAQ
What is the difference between a coaxial and a component speaker?
A coaxial combines the woofer and tweeter on one frame with a concealed crossover for a simple direct-fit upgrade. A component set separates the tweeter for better staging and imaging but takes more install work. See the component speakers.
Do coaxial speakers have a crossover?
Yes. A coaxial has an integrated, concealed crossover that divides the signal between the woofer and the tweeter. It is built into the driver rather than sitting in a separate box.
What size coaxial fits my Harley?
It depends on the model, year and position. The factory fairing speaker is 5.25 inch on most models, and a 6.5 inch speaker built for the fairing is the usual upgrade on 2014 to 2023 bikes. Saddlebag lids take 5x7 or 6x9, and lowers commonly take 6.5 or 8 inch. Confirm the size for your exact bike.
Do I need an amplifier?
Coaxials sound better on a dedicated amplifier, which gives them clean power to work with. A higher-sensitivity coaxial also makes more output from the same power. See the model collections to match an amp.