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Saddle Tramp BC-DSPX-HD2 DSP and Interface in one - Compatible Fits for HD FLH & FLT 2014-2023.5
Flash the Factory Radio
Integration technology allows the
DSP
to reflash the factory radio for a flat response curve, without the need for external equipment. This reduces the cost, saves time, and allows installers to provide better service with complete control over the upgrade.
Digital Signal Processor + Interface
Enhance your sound system with a
DSP
that reflashes the OE radio and gives you full tuning control from the palm of your hand. Designed for easy integration with aftermarket or factory audio systems and easy expansion with amplifiers or other devices. Refer to the vehicle applications tab or chart for more information.
Important information
The Saddle Tramp
DSP
is a device that allows a user to flash the Harley-Davidson® radio to a 4-channel, flat audio output curve; but when the device is connected, it locks itself to the vehicle's identification number (
VIN
), saving the last known state of the radio into memory. In order to unlock the Saddle Tramp
DSP
and use it on a different vehicle, or return it, you must remove the flash from the motorcycle, returning the radio back to factory settings. This can only be done 3 times in total. In the event that this product needs to be returned to the manufacturer, it cannot be locked to a motorcycle's
VIN
.
Built-in Integration and Easy Installation
10 channels of output from the DSP
Vehicle Applications:
Harley-Davidson®
To ensure proper functionality of the Saddle Tramp product, it is necessary to update the firmware of your Harman radio. Please follow the link below to access the updater files and instructions for updating your radio. Before updating the OE radio, disconnect all aftermarket harnesses. Additionally, a technical document detailing this procedure is available for reference.
Warning:
This product can expose you to chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to P65Warnings.ca.