i own a f 150 ext cab truck the speakers front and back are low in doors how do i set my tweets with dynomat
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Sorry, not familiar with Dynomat?These speakers perform great even when mounted on lower panels. The tweeters are rotational and can be adjusted pointing up with the high or low setting on the tweeter, your preference.
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Sorry, not familiar with Dynomat? These speakers perform great even when mounted on lower panels. The tweeters are rotational and can be adjusted pointing up with the high or low setting on the tweeter, your preference.
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I have found that aligning the sending unit antenna (in as straight line to the camera) as possible improves the signal and the picture. Camera #1 is about 5 feet away in a window in the same room as the receiver and clear/colored/with out distortion.....However camera #2 in another room....20ft away from the receiver (not in line sight) and is as you describe fuzzy distorted and b/w.........the receiver has a sensitivity switch that will eliminate the tweet.... tweet sound ...roll it back until the tweet stops....Glad to be I hope some help to you!
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Could be a number of factors, but most likely they are too tall. Factor speakers are pretty flat. These speakers have a larger magnet and addition tweeter on top so they are relatively tall compared to factor. The mounting point in your truck is probably not deep enough to mount these speakers. Check out online forums about your truck to see what others have done to upgrade from factor speakers.
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The tweeter sticks up a little bit, maybe 1/4 of an inch. I have them in my dash and they fit perfectly, and it is tight under there.
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Well it's a stereo system...yes? Then there should be two tweeters. One for the left channel and one for the right. ;)
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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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I have them installed in my car, its the front stage and rear. 2 tweets and 4 6.5's.
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Yes I'm running 2 69 and set of mid and tweets up front and 2 10 inch subs at 2 ohms no problem. Sounds great speakers are 80 watts and 150 watt subs
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Hello Maren and thank you for your inquiry.You can mount a Definitive Technology Di6.5 LCR horizontally for use as center channel if you'd like. If it is below the TV, install so that the tweeter is on top.If the speaker is installed above the TV, install so that the tweeter is on the bottom.We're here to help, so please let us know if you have any additional questions!Thanks again,Scott G and the rest of the ListenUp.com sales team
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It's going to be the same with theses all these tweeters are made for custom work they used all these types for cars that be in car shows so u will never find car with them already unless they have got them custom fitted
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Yes if not you will get a sound in the speakers also you must hook the tweeters into the speakers tried using the factory tweeter hook up and thats when the speakers startered poping
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The BOSS TW12's come with mounts that allow surface mount with adjustable angle and flush or below surface mounting. If your 2008 Silverado has the round grilles in the windshield pillars, you can cut out the plastic and mount the tweeters there.
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There should be an icon for the speaker on your deaktop, top right - just adjust as needed. N
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When I received the speakers the tweets were included. By the way the sound great. All I can recommend is to break them in for at least a week depending on your time listening to them. To do that listen to them with the volume down alittle basically don't bang them like you stole em. I noticed they sound better than they did when I first got them. Hope this helps and good luck. Also stock decks will hender the performance of the speakers
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For my truck, it had stock tweeters so all I had to do was mount them in the same holes. If you don't have stock tweeters, you may have to cut holes.
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Front Speaker 6.5" Front Tweeter 1.0" Rear Speaker 6.5" Should work. May have to get creative to use the new grills.
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These headers bolt up but you need to buy aftermarket cat and uprev. Cajun b pipe is only way to go . Yes uprev it remaps the trucks pc to adjust the air fuel mix. I love mine. Major improvement over stock. Join titantalk and search cracked header. Its lil more involved than just bolt on