I will say it, something is not right... but sitting in a chair behind a key board I can not tell you what it is. one thing I did when hooking up my RF amp is that looking at the input and output speaker plugs you would think they would go directly across from each other, they do not. it sounded real weak like this. I reread the instructions again and again, then I hooked them up right and BAM it came to life. the input and out hook up in an X pattern. if your looking at the top of amp and you have the power/ground/remote hook up on your left side, the WT Grey set of the IP wires goes in the front plug, and on the OP side it goes in the back. they are opposite of what you'd think. or that is what my small brain thought.
There is something you are missing, don't panic or get pissed these things can be a real bitch.
Mine sounds really good, although not the same set up you have speaker wise. you have good components, so it should all work together just fine and sound great.
good luck you'll figure it out.
Oh BTW, I have my gain set way low like 2 to 3. it's not as loud but it sounds much better.

 

The Titan speakers are rated at 93.2db,the RF speakers in the tp are rated at 86.5 db.





I'm taking it back into the stereo shop tuesday. He has done many bikes before,and is 99% it is wired right. I'm just wondering why isn't there more volume? The rear pods sound pretty loud,and the acustics in the tp pods suck too. The front should be where you hear most of the sound,but it is the exact opposite. The Titan speakers from Biketronics are supposed to be great,thats why I bought them. Was I completely wrong,are they terrible? Just real frustrated right now,after spending a good bit of money,and the sound just isn't anywhere close to what I thought it would be.

 

Not familiar with the amp, but I usually adjust front and rear gain seperately. Disconnect the rear speakers and adjust the gain on the fronts.. See how they sound on their own without the rears. The hertz speakers are very nice and with good power behind them mot anybody should be very happy.

 

The Titan II are not a Hertz speaker, they are made by Hybrid Audio (at least that's what BT told me a few months ago when I was researching components). They said they got great performance from them. I hope you get it all figured out, I would be bummed too. Hopefully it's just a simple wiring error or something.

 

Yeah,I got off the phone with them today. They said they perform the same as the older Biketronics/Hertz speakers just made better to withstand the shaking and vibration better. He said they had some issues with the tweeter dislodging from the speaker,so they felt they needed to upgrade their design.

 

Hope your issue gets worked out swiftly.

 

I have too, but that don't mean we all don't make mistakes.

 

Turn your AVC off on your HK head unit. Set the bass at 4 bars and treble at half on the HK. Turn the gain up on the amp to just under 5. Half volume should be cranking pretty good.