Are the tweeters part of the protective cover? Can the cover or grill be removed to mount on the backside of a panel? Using on motorcycle.
1045328
No they are mounted to the woofer/ frame. Yes the covers can be removed. They have great sound.
1323666
They can be surface mounted with the provided attachments or flush mounted. They are ok for the money but if you want really good sound go to a higher end tweeter
442559
Mine came with grilles. They seem to be of ok quality but the midrange and tweeter are not protected because there is a hole cut in the middle which exposes the area where the tweeter and midrange are. I opted to not use the grilles because they are too "extreme" in their look for my taste. Maybe the seller doesnt offer these with grilles anymore, I got them last year.
1368879
Cut off ends (thefurthest leaving plenty of excess wire) of tweeters baring the wires and do the same on the factory installation wires...connect. Cover w/black electrician tape if you don't solder.
490959
For this series the grills do not come off. The wiring for the tweeter runs in the grill spoke to the center tweeter. It is molded the rest of the speaker cage. The woofer is completely sealed hence marine applications.
2203886
There are three different protection levels.When I am rıding motorcycle I am usıng high protection level.İt's blocking too much external sounds.
843691
I mounted mine vertically with the tweeters to the inside /bass to the oustide. The tweeters are tilted to face out towards my backyard and the bass tilted toward the house to reflect off the wall of the house, they sound fantastic
1564509
Quite frankly it's been so long I don't remember. In any event I didn't need grills as I was replacing factory speakers installed behind a panel grill. As it turns out, I might as well kept the original speakers as these weren't much better. Too small I suppose but oh well.
920279
I do not see why not. Just depends on the level of modification you are up for. Crutchfield will tell you the size of the opening if you do not know. You should be able to build or buy a adapter plate if the hole is not perfectly round. Then you would cut a hole under the grill and mount your tweet or place it in the deck outside of the grill. As to the speakers themselves, I have personally never heard better. The Linkwitz-Riley 4th order crossovers are top notch and these ARE made by Harmon Kardon. Get them in and I bet you will be happy. :) Alternately, look into BSW. They make speaker specifically for your Beemer. I do not see why not. Just depends on the level of modification you are up for. Crutchfield will tell you the size of the opening if you do not know. You should be able to build or buy a adapter plate if the hole is not perfectly round. Then you would cut a hole under the grill and mount your tweet or place it in the deck outside of the grill. As to the speakers themselves, I have personally never heard better. The Linkwitz-Riley 4th order crossovers are top notch and these ARE made by Harmon Kardon. Get them in and I bet you will be happy. :) Alternately, look into BSW. They make speaker... » Read More I do not see why not. Just depends on the level of modification you are up for. Crutchfield will tell you the size of the opening if you do not know. You should be able to build or buy a adapter plate if the hole is not perfectly round. Then you would cut a hole under the grill and mount your tweet or place it in the deck outside of the grill. As to the speakers themselves, I have personally never heard better. The Linkwitz-Riley 4th order crossovers are top notch and these ARE made by Harmon Kardon. Get them in and I bet you will be happy. :) Alternately, look into BSW. They make speaker specifically for your Beemer. « Show Less
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Yes..you have to remove the I side panels...it takes a little time but 10mm bolts/Phillips head screw driver. And flex em back enough to loosen the tail light bolts. Just make sure your panels are not frozen cold or you will break them. If you have the subwoofer you will have to remove the subwoofer. It's easy to remove te sub, just pop the grill cover and 10mm bolts inside the recessed holes and then the subs comes off..
1828167
Very. The green band shown loops around the speaker and bike, slip that off and remove. We're talking seconds to remove and install.
1786966
I think you can remove from the front, it is how I installed it. Good grill, high heat.
1425861
Yes, that's all you need to do. On most speakers, these wires are already marked and the two wires come off of the cross-over electronics board. On not too sophisticated speakers you just connect them in line, meaning you piggy-back off of the regular woofer speaker wires red and black. Most tweeters like these won't be damaged if connected that way as they have a good variance resistance, and they have a capacitor attached to one of the poles for protection. I use a couple of tweeters by themselves and work just fine. These I bought to replace some damaged ones in some speakers I bought used from a friend.
805066
Front Speaker 6.5" Front Tweeter 1.0" Rear Speaker 6.5" Should work. May have to get creative to use the new grills.
2074999
Tweeters are mounted in middle of large speaker. They aren't detachable, but can be aimed different directions.
1472818
No, the tweeters do not extend beyond. That wouldn't allow you to put grills over them.
1041212
They are base speakers, not sub woofers. Sub woofers would require a much larger housing than what the lower fairing provides. The grill covers are a cloth covered plastic housing that covers the speaker and match the shape of the inner fairing speaker mount shown behind the speaker.