Optional RGB Illumination for Havoc Roar Stereo Systems
Match the power of your sound with a clean, controlled light show.
For some riders, it's all about pure performance. For others, the bike doesn't feel finished until the sound and the visuals come together. That's where the optional RGB illumination on Havoc Roar Stereo systems comes in.
Select 6.5" speaker configurations on the Road King use Aquatic AV HS.113 RGB 6.5" speakers in the highway bar pods and in the saddlebag speaker lids. With RGB enabled, you can tie the front and rear of the bike together in a coordinated wash of color—subtle glow or full show, your choice.
RGB in the 6.5" Highway Bar Pods
Up front, the billet 6.5" highway bar enclosures can be fitted with the HS.113 RGB speakers:
- RGB illumination radiates through the speaker grille
- The light is contained and controlled by the billet pod design
- In low light, the crash bar becomes a clean, glowing anchor for the front soundstage
Because the pods follow the lines of the Road King nacelle and engine guard, the lighting reads as integrated, not stuck-on.
RGB in the Saddlebag Speaker Lids
Out back, the same HS.113 RGB speakers can be used in:
- Stock-style saddlebag lids cut for 6.5" speakers, or
- Bad Dad saddlebag speaker lids with integrated LEDs
This allows the rear of the bike to mirror the front, so when the system is lit:
- Highway bar pods and saddlebag lids share the same color and effect
- The bike has a unified front-and-rear visual signature
- The audio hardware you invested in becomes part of the night-time presence of the bike
On 4-speaker systems, RGB lets you match the front (highway bar) and rear (saddlebag) color and glow, so the entire soundstage looks like one system instead of two separate zones.
App-Controlled Color, Not One Fixed Look
The RGB system is designed to be controlled from an app, you decide whether the bike runs:
- A single, clean color that matches your paint
- A subtle, low-key glow for night rides
- A more dramatic effect for shows and events
It's your bike and your soundtrack—RGB just lets the visuals keep up.
For Riders Who Want Their Audio to Be Seen as Well as Heard
Optional RGB illumination is for riders who:
- Ride at night, hit events, or park in show lines
- Want their front and rear audio hardware to visually tie together
- Appreciate clean, controlled lighting more than random "bling"
If you're building a Road King that turns heads as easily as it turns miles, RGB is the finishing touch that lets people see what they're hearing.