Hawg Wired Reviews From Fix My Hog

Duration: 6:53

Hawg Wired Reviews From Fix My Hog. Bob LaRosa Gives us the rundown on the Hawg Wired DCS Amp and Speaker System = DCS/SX.

Video: Hawg Wired Audio Upgrade Installation

Overview of Hawg Wired DCS Amp and Speaker System – DCS/SX

Screw the wires! It doesnt get any easier than this.

* Latest in DCS line of equipment raise the bar in the plug and play category
* System clams out a clean, clear, and low 120 watts RMS
* Teamed up with SX 5.5 in. component speakers
* Equipped with Direct Connect harness that literally eliminates all wiring
* The speakers are full plug and play as well
* 33 minute install
* Manufactures part number 589609

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