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Door Installation
To get a good front-staging the tweeter mustn't be placed too low in your car. Suitable installation places
are the mirror triangle and the upper part of the door. To get a good woofer performance or kickbass, the
whole door volume must be reinforced. Cut the interior foil of the door covering around the installation
place of the woofer and fasten it in order to prevent its vibration. It is also very important that the area
around the woofer is sealed in order to avoid acoustic short circuits.
The sound deadening of the door panel can help to improve the sound. Use noise-damping material.
Should the door covering tend to vibrate it must be reinforced. If this is not possible you can achieve
noise rejection by using foamed material.
Installation on Rear Windshield Deck
Place the tweeter as close to the woofer as possible. Keep distance to rear window and headrests. The
rear window reflects and increases the reproduction of trebles (shrill). Arrange the loudspeakers centred
between rear window and headrests to the very right and left side. This is important for the stereophony.
Should the rear windshield deck vibrates it must be reinforced or sound deadned.
Installing and Attaching the Tweeter
Angle Mount Cup
Installation locations:
Mirror corner, dashboard and rear package shelf
•
Put the angle mount cup (
O
) on the installation place, scribe and finish the cable holes and mark the
drilling holes for the screws. Drill holes
∅
3,5 mm for the angle mount cup screws and
∅
8 mm for
the Tweeter screws.
•
Fasten the angle mount cup (
O
) with the provided screw 3,9 x 13 (
R
).
•
Insert the tweeter (
J
) into the angle mount cup (
O
) and pull the cables through the appropriate holes.
•
Adjust the tweeter (
J
) to the cable holes in the angle mount cup (
O
). Press together and screw down
carefully only with the screw M4 x 6 (
P
) and the washer M4 (
T
).
Caution!
Do not tighten too firmly!
•
Connect the tweeter according to the planned mode of operation active / passive with amplifier or
crossover and adjust the level (see page 16).
