Tweeter mounting - need pics
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Tweeter mounting - need pics
Okay, on this '09 EGS I have a set of Memphis Tweeters I want to mount in the two unused instrument holes in the inner fairing. The tweeters are slightly smaller in diameter than the hole with hte blanks removed so I guess I'm modifying the plastic blanks I pulled from the inner fairing. Looks like I'm firing up the Dremel.
But before I do that I looked for previous posts with pictures. Everything I found already had the pictures removed. Does anyone have pictures showing how to mount these Memphis tweeters (modifying the plastic blanks or a different method)? I'm open to ideas and tips.
Thanks for the help.
But before I do that I looked for previous posts with pictures. Everything I found already had the pictures removed. Does anyone have pictures showing how to mount these Memphis tweeters (modifying the plastic blanks or a different method)? I'm open to ideas and tips.
Thanks for the help.
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I mounted the Polk tweeters on my 2005 EGS. The tweeters came with these little cup like things and could be surface mounted or inset with the cups. Don't know if Memphis has the little cups. Don't have pictures, but as I recall, the cups had 2 holes in the back - one in the middle for the mounting screw and one lower for the wiring to pass thru. You then mounted the cup and inserted the speaker pushing the wiring thru the bottom hole. Friction holds the tweeter in the cup. Not sure if this helps you any, but that is how the Polks mount. Maybe you can modify the stock plugs using this info. Good Luck!
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........ Skip, would you please convey to your son how much we in Colorado Springs appreciate the service and sacrifice of the 4th ID @ the Fort. We feel for those guys every time they deploy & rejoice whenever they come home.
...... and thanks for your service in the 70's as well.
...... and thanks for your service in the 70's as well.
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It sounds great although I never heard a factory set up. When I first installed it, I thought it would be louder. It's loud enough to hear when cruising on the highway, crystal clear to be exact. I just didn't expect to have to turn the volume up to about 3/4 to get it to be loud. I've always had sound systems in all my vehicles and adding an amp always made a difference. I guess since this amp isn't as big as all my other amps, I shouldn't expect what I thought was going to happen.
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