Mutant Harmony MTHA4, Руководство пользователя

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Next you will need to cut a 45mm hole for the tweeter body to fit through the
panel. Once the hole is cut you can insert the tweeter into the hole and use
the supplied bracket to secure it from the rear.
If you are to use the surface mount option you should remove the front bezel
from the tweeter by unscrewing it anti clockwise. Once apart you can drill
two pilot holes in the chosen mounting location for the screws that will hold
the rear section of the tweeter in place. You will also need to drill one other
hole for the wires to pass through the panel.
Once the rear housing is mounted you can then insert the tweeter and then
screw the surface mount cowling onto the assembly.
The crossover can be mounted in whichever location is most suitable for your
chosen application however the following points should be noted.
The crossover is not waterproof so care should be taken when mounting
inside a door panel that no water will be able to enter the crossover. Try and
mount the crossover as high up the door as possible and make sure that water
running in between the window runners will not contact the crossover.
The Harmony tweeter has the ability to be angled for even further fine tuning.
This feature is available in both the surface mount and flush mount options.
We recommend you try moving the tweeter slightly after installation and set
up is complete and see which position gives the best results.
Please note that the tweeters do not have to be angled directly at the ears
as this can sometimes produce a very poor stage. Instead, use the angle
adjustment to compensate for poor factory mounting locations and raise the
perceived soundstage further up the car to the dashboard level. Also please
note that you do not have to set both tweeters to the same angle as better
sound may be produced by having slightly different angles.