can they be put overhead in a console type mount?
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!
1304220
Yes, you can. It is a great holder and te versatility of the mounts makes it very convenient.
127067
It came with a few mounts. I don't know which one you're referring to. However, if memory serve me, I don't believe any of them adjust vertically.
2220191
no, You would have to use a mounting bracket of some sort. They can be found for around $10 for a basic stand at wally world.
1074675
No. Not unless you mounted a milk crate or something similiar to it. Otherwise they would fall off. It is powerful enough.
1064135
no, it is specifically made for undermount. I believe they have a top mount also but this is not it.
2074821
As long add you're using matched monitors it shouldn't be an issue. The mounts all rotate.
400493
Pretty much designed to be mounted... not something you'd move around easy in my opinion... good luck
1311874
Not with what they provide in the box...however, I believe they offer "alternative" mounting options as a seperate purchase...which may be lockable
275871
I do not beleive there is any restrictions to where they're mounted. Be careful since the assembly screws tend to rust since they're not stainless
736451
I would think that they would work. It's not absolutely necessary to use the mounts they give you, that's just what I'm using now until I get something else built for it. I don't know too much about fabricating things but I have friends who are good at it.
22935
The mounts are made for horizontal hanging, but you could buy picture wire and make it vertical.
2215348
To tell you the truth, I don't know. I would say no. I would recommend an external mount.
1987625
There is probably NO commercial solution to this mounting. However, I don' think it would take to much DIY creativity to come up with a solution that you discover for yourself.
784374
You can mount them anyway you'd like. I is spring clips to mount them almost anywhere.
2163422
Mount on mount can be done , BUT the stability is bad and could cause injury. Its a chance I'm not willing to take.
672757
Yes. You can invert the controls to match too. I've mounted over 50 if them inverted with no problem.