Where to mount tweeters, crossover?
Ok so I bought a set of components for my truck. T1682S off ebay for what I think was a pretty good deal considering the MSRP is 429.99$ and I got them for 125$. They arrived here yesterday and everything came with it, thank god. I moved the other RF's I had in the door to the rear and took out the stock ones. This is where my question comes in though.
Where is the best/easiest place to do a flush mount for the tweeters and where does everyone put the crossover? I have seen many different places for the tweeters such as on the door panel, on the dash, a-pillar, in the defrost vent, on the black panel next to the door handle. Which one is easiest to do, I'm willing to cut. I was thinking either a-pillar or on door panel. And what about the crossover, should I just put that in side the door somewhere? Any help or pictures of what you did would be helpful. |
1 Attachment(s)
i dont know if your door is the same...but there is PLENTY of room behind the spot where i put it....
then i put the crossover in the back, under my sub box, out of the way Attachment 212175 |
my tweet is like that and my crossover is also in the door, i have a good bit of space where i put it though
|
2 Attachment(s)
|
Originally Posted by RangerBoy02FX4
i dont know if your door is the same...but there is PLENTY of room behind the spot where i put it....
then i put the crossover in the back, under my sub box, out of the way http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y26...i-IMG_1780.jpg |
Yeah, I got power windows. That's why I was debating weather the crossover could go in the door. Also, as of right now I don't yet have an amp, but will be getting one soon, if that makes a difference. I was thinking of mounting the tweeters where you guys said to, so I'll probably put them there. Does it matter where the crossover is? I thought I read something somewhere that said you should have it as close as possible.
|
I'm not sure if anybody has done this yet, but I want to mount my tweeters in the black bezel on the top dash up near the windshield, so you don't just get all highs and not much mid bass. I was also thinking about mounting my crossovers in the glove box. My x-overs have level adjustments for the tweeters. So if i ever needed to adjust them, I don't have to tear my doors apart. Just my $.02...
|
Originally Posted by heed316
Yeah, I got power windows. That's why I was debating weather the crossover could go in the door. Also, as of right now I don't yet have an amp, but will be getting one soon, if that makes a difference. I was thinking of mounting the tweeters where you guys said to, so I'll probably put them there. Does it matter where the crossover is? I thought I read something somewhere that said you should have it as close as possible.
|
I agree with mounting in the cab instead of the door. Mainly because if you have any moisture in the door it can ruin the X-over in time. I've seen X-overs pulled out of doors that are rusted and don't even work at all, but no telling how long they were in their.
|
ive got two sets up infinity kappa perfect 6.1's one 6.5" driver is in the door, the other in a fiberglass kickpanel i got the crossovers under my false floor i built for my sub/amps and i have two leads, one for the drivers wired in parallel and the other for the tweet....each running to each door. haveing the crossovers way back doesnt make a damn bit of difference IMO.
|
I'm with RangerBoy02FX4. I can't count how many competition vehicles I've seen (in mags) that the x-over is in the trunk or whatever.
|
"a" pillars. i have a rockford fosgate as well, and sounds great. tonkaranger04 knows
|
Thanks for the advice, I went for the door panel. I think it came out pretty good.
http://img89.imageshack.us/img89/980...01755cx.th.jpg http://img152.imageshack.us/img152/4...01767gu.th.jpg Ended up putting the drivers side crossover in the door where that happened to be a lot of room, and the passenger one in the glovebox. All in all relatively easy to do. |
you can mount the xovers in the doors and use a backstrap to brace them wether you have power windows or not it doesnt matter. you can also use a ziploc bag with a pair of zipties to help seal them from moisture. it works really well.
|
i put mine in the door's with abag around them plenty of room in there
|
You have manual windows though...there isn't as much room with the power windows
|
Originally Posted by heed316
You have manual windows though...there isn't as much room with the power windows
|
All times are GMT -6. The time now is 02:05 PM. |
© 2024 MH Sub I, LLC dba Internet Brands