What vehicle were these installed on? I'm wondering if the larger housing for the tweeter caused fitment issues and what you may have done for it.
198098
One does not need to use the tweeter housing.. The unit also comes with mounting cups for a flush mount. I used the cut tubes though since it worked for my application
198099
I have them installed in a 07 subaru wrx. While my doors have tweeters built in to the doors,( right by the door handle), I was not able to use this location due to the size difference. I chose to mount them on the a pillar instead. Worked out fine with no issues and as it turned out, I like them there.
198100
Installed on a Volvo c30. I had to make some adjustment to fit in place the new tweeter. Also my review wasn't good on the midrange speaker. I had to reinstalled it using the original speaker housing. And the difference was day and night. Make sure don't leave any gaps between your speakers and interior door panels ( like using scosche adapters) Very good speakers
198101
I did not install them, I had it professionally done, put them in a 2010 Audi Q5. No problems that I heard, sorry I don't know morw.
198102
2006 Chevy avalanche, no fitment issues but this truck has tons of space for speakers.
198103
Installed these in the rear doors of a 2004 LR Discovery. In order to fit the tweeters in the OEM Tweeter housing, I had to grind down some of the housing material. I did this on a bench grinder. They eventually fit fine.
1681483
I'm not exactly sure, but if u go to onlinestereo.com they have a fitment guide that will help. The speaker depth is your main concern.
1124097
I simply sat the tweeters on my two front speakers. Ran a wire from each - and + on the tweeters right into the - and + on my front speakers. They have built in crossovers so it seems to work fine this way.
1607324
I believe covers are screwed on from back side you would first remove screws holding speaker on then flip over to find screws for grill . problem is wires for tweeter are run thru cover and tweeter is mounted on cover so that would have to be cut and re connected .
1586292
Yes they do but I ended up taking the mesh off OEM trim rings then I used the outside of the stock trim ring as a spacer behind the JBL trim rings because the magnets are so big. I also went to lowes and got longer screws 8/32 x 1 3/4 to reattach everything I did all of this because the tweeters are directional and this gave me a lot more options. I hope this helps. You will love the sound of these speakers I know I do
1633722
Only inline capacitors on the tweeters. Exactly like OEM 2007 Chevy 1500 stock speakers setup.
539273
Depends on wat car you have i had to make the holes slight larger with a knife because they didnt fit where my stock tweeters were
1980308
It sounds like you have a constraint that has no other option but the ceiling. Mine are mounted in the ceiling and shooting straight down to where I sit/view TV. I imagine they would be fine in your installation since the tweeters are adjustable to aim toward you.
1236286
The tweeters are infinity's own design. They have two little ears that allow the tweeter to twist lock into the main housing, of which there are two configurations, solid and swivel/positionable. I doubt it's a drop in for you, but possibly easy to retrofit, maybe even hot glue into place. I love these speakers, so making them fit is worth it to me.
32961
I took my stock tweeters and used them as a pattern to make a flat piece of steel and drilled a hole the size of the new tweeter in the piece of steel to mount the pioneer tweeters. Was very happy with the install.
784741
They use the Infinity Reference 5032gr speaker grills (sold separately). They also fit behind many factory grills and cover panels, and possibly grills for other manufacturers' 5.25" or 6.5" speakers. The swivel tweeters do stick out a bit, but many other speakers have bulky tweeters as well.
1780060
SPR-60C come with tweeters, I installed these in my H3 Hummer and they are fantastic
2203688
I installed these speakers on a 1991 Chevy S10 and had to do no modifications. There was a link on the page at the time that showed what they would fit in and my vehicle was listed. I'm not sure if you have to modify your mounts or not, but these did match mine perfectly. Hope this helps.
203653
I would contact SoundOff directly for applications. They have different models for different vehicle makes so you want to make sure this is the right one for your vehicle.
1659289
I put the 6.5 in the back doors with the crossover and the tweeters in the dash. Had to remove the capacitor from the crossover and attach it to the tweeters. Great affect.
184979
Its hard to say yes or no with out seeing your overhead console and it size, depth, and how wide it is, but the tweeter come with a few differnt mounting kits, the suface mount way should surly work and they would look just like how there shown in the picture on the Amazon site, I measured the ones I still have and are 1 & 5/8 inch dia, and 3/4 depth, but when I put mine in the back cargo area of my Jeep Grand Cherokee I used the the other recessed mounting option. I used a 1 & 3/4 inch hole saw on a power drill to make the holes in the Jeeps plastic trim planels and then glued them in place instead of using the supplied plastic nut from behind the panel, and the plastic cup that hold the tweeter in this recessed method is right on the 1 & 3/4 inch dia, and 3/4 of an inch in depth, but there is a threaded screw comming strait out the back of the actual tweeter, sorry on this one I dont have a true measurement without taking my jeep apart again, but I would guess you would need at least 1 & 1/4 inch of depth for clearance to recess mount them in your overhead and if you had an 1 & 1/2 you should be good on that option, or the suface mount would be the easy way, it all depends on the look you want and how handy you are, and what tools you also have to work with! PS try with and without the filter they give you too, I went without the filters on mine and using the cut-off on my aftermarket head unit instead, along with a 50 watt RMS amp as well, I love mine, they sound great to me and for just a small pair of tweeters they made a huge difference in overall sound, and can hear some of those high's you can normally only hear wearing good quality headphones. Hope this helps!
2110421
do the 'mods', i.e., at least remove the tweeters from the faceplates and seal them to the faceplates/tweeters mating surfaces with plumbers putty, and super glue each woofer cones' shield can to the baskets.damping these with 4" of rockwool bats behind the drivers an two inches on the rest of the interior surfaces (save for the duct exhaust areas) will yield hifi speakers on the cheap ;)