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Mounting Tweeters. Mounting the tweets high also helps avoid leg/foot obstructions, which also have dimensions comparable to treble frequencies. The “a” pillar is located between windshield and front door window, and mostly used to. To mount a component tweeter, you will need to drill holes in the car’s door or dash to attach the tweeter. It entails mounting the tweeter on top of a chosen location and using a screw to hold it inside a cup. When upgrading tweeters in a vehicle for a custom car audio system we need to come up with a good mounting solution to hold. This requires that you disconnect the speaker leads and connect them to your new tweeters. As you do this, be very keen on polarity as incorrect wiring can damage your car’s audio system. You can use a multimeter. When an aftermarket tweeter simply won't fit in the factory location or if there isn't a factory tweeter location, you'll need to either surface mount the tweeters or flush mount them.

The “a” pillar is located between windshield and front door window, and mostly used to. To mount a component tweeter, you will need to drill holes in the car’s door or dash to attach the tweeter. You can use a multimeter. This requires that you disconnect the speaker leads and connect them to your new tweeters. When upgrading tweeters in a vehicle for a custom car audio system we need to come up with a good mounting solution to hold. Mounting the tweets high also helps avoid leg/foot obstructions, which also have dimensions comparable to treble frequencies. When an aftermarket tweeter simply won't fit in the factory location or if there isn't a factory tweeter location, you'll need to either surface mount the tweeters or flush mount them. As you do this, be very keen on polarity as incorrect wiring can damage your car’s audio system. It entails mounting the tweeter on top of a chosen location and using a screw to hold it inside a cup.

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Mounting Tweeters When an aftermarket tweeter simply won't fit in the factory location or if there isn't a factory tweeter location, you'll need to either surface mount the tweeters or flush mount them. As you do this, be very keen on polarity as incorrect wiring can damage your car’s audio system. When an aftermarket tweeter simply won't fit in the factory location or if there isn't a factory tweeter location, you'll need to either surface mount the tweeters or flush mount them. The “a” pillar is located between windshield and front door window, and mostly used to. To mount a component tweeter, you will need to drill holes in the car’s door or dash to attach the tweeter. You can use a multimeter. Mounting the tweets high also helps avoid leg/foot obstructions, which also have dimensions comparable to treble frequencies. This requires that you disconnect the speaker leads and connect them to your new tweeters. It entails mounting the tweeter on top of a chosen location and using a screw to hold it inside a cup. When upgrading tweeters in a vehicle for a custom car audio system we need to come up with a good mounting solution to hold.