Advanced Installation technique - mounting tweeters

Sam Kapasi · 13th July 2006, 22:17

Dear All,

These pictures are for advanced car audio DIY guys and for car audio installers.

I hope you try it out yourself, or learn how to do it so you can teach your installer. Please do not hesitate to ask me any questions about this installation technique..
Enjoy

Thanks to Gary Briggs and Andy Wehrmayer.

low_bass_makker · 13th July 2006, 22:27

this what we will say start of a good install in the bhpinas comunity.......lol

And hail to our guru sam the man ...........

kb100 · 13th July 2006, 22:42

DANKE SAM!!..... only one question... The two tubular items are ....??

low_bass_makker · 13th July 2006, 22:50

kb it is a body filler used to make the surface of the body when our car goes for denting painting. It has two componets one is the filler and the other is the hardener. When both mix will give us the mixture ready to use. Beware if the hardener is added more the mixture will get solidfiy very fast so if one does a DIY he must practice a bit before using......All this stuff can be got from a good car paint or hardware shop.... the last two thing used are the paint and the shiner......

Sam Kapasi · 13th July 2006, 22:55

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Originally Posted by Sam Kapasi

These tubular items??? lol
These are spray cans of paint baba. One is textured paint and the other is Regular spray paint. You can buy these cans at any good auto paints shop.

I didn't put any text because i thought it was obvious.

speedzak · 13th July 2006, 23:03

Yesssssssssss!!!
Very very good explanation. It's of no reason that you're entitled for SIRji.

Great work. Will try and do it in my upcoming install!

kb100 · 13th July 2006, 23:14

Sorry Sam... Me thot these were some fancy assed GSLV Typa-thingies...

lol ... So... available at any good paint store uh??... wokies!!!

s0uljah · 13th July 2006, 23:22

Thanks Sam (I skipped ahead to the final step right away, hehe)

Only think I fear is that tweets installed here might not agree with me as my ears are very sensitive to highs and I just cannot handle the shine. BUT im tempted to do this. The 606ce awaits installation

Sam Kapasi · 13th July 2006, 23:24

The price you pay for using this technique is that I'd like to see pictures of the job right here on this thread.

Souljah, I dont like too much highs too. However i am very satisfied with that position. Navin has techniques on modding crossovers or better, do what i do

Drop the treble down to -3 or -4. Sounds lovely

low_bass_makker · 13th July 2006, 23:29

ya when the tweeter is on the dash or in the above location it should be down when compared to the midbass as to much treble makes the sound sharp and hurts ones in ones ear.....but when it is installed i the kick pod it will not be so upfront also will be close to the midbass this is also a perferd location...

s0uljah · 13th July 2006, 23:31

I take thy word for it, expect homage in the form of a pictorial

theEnd · 13th July 2006, 23:36

Sweet!

Unfortunately I think I have one of those mirror adjusting stalks sticking out of that panel. But that's a very clever technique.

jkdas · 13th July 2006, 23:41

nice one Sam........................
But this cn be done to car's with powered thingies

Vivekphadnis · 14th July 2006, 00:38

Great Sam. any such things i can try out with the 426 for my alto? i have not done some diying for some time and my hands are itching to do something.

Sam Kapasi · 14th July 2006, 00:41

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Originally Posted by jkdas

nice one Sam........................
But this cn be done to car's with powered thingies

JK, this cannot be done with cars where there is a little lever to adjust the mirror. However in the case of a powered mirror, if the inner panel of the tweeter can be removed and is clear behind (like for example the lancers with power windows) then yes, why not.

13th July 2006, 22:17	#1
Sam Kapasi Distinguished - BHPian Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Mumbai (but wat Posts: 6,997 Thanked: 2,380 Times View My Garage	Advanced Installation technique - mounting tweeters Dear All, These pictures are for advanced car audio DIY guys and for car audio installers. I hope you try it out yourself, or learn how to do it so you can teach your installer. Please do not hesitate to ask me any questions about this installation technique.. Enjoy Thanks to Gary Briggs and Andy Wehrmayer.
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13th July 2006, 22:27	#2
low_bass_makker Senior - BHPian Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Faridabad Posts: 6,815 Thanked: 305 Times View My Garage	this what we will say start of a good install in the bhpinas comunity.......lol And hail to our guru sam the man ...........
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kb100 Senior - BHPian Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Bangy Boy! Posts: 1,555 Thanked: 21 Times	DANKE SAM!!..... only one question... The two tubular items are ....??
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13th July 2006, 22:50	#4
low_bass_makker Senior - BHPian Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Faridabad Posts: 6,815 Thanked: 305 Times View My Garage	kb it is a body filler used to make the surface of the body when our car goes for denting painting. It has two componets one is the filler and the other is the hardener. When both mix will give us the mixture ready to use. Beware if the hardener is added more the mixture will get solidfiy very fast so if one does a DIY he must practice a bit before using......All this stuff can be got from a good car paint or hardware shop.... the last two thing used are the paint and the shiner...... Last edited by low_bass_makker : 13th July 2006 at 22:51.
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13th July 2006, 23:03	#6
speedzak BANNED Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: India Posts: 4,347 Thanked: 27 Times	Yesssssssssss!!! Very very good explanation. It's of no reason that you're entitled for SIRji. Great work. Will try and do it in my upcoming install!
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13th July 2006, 23:14	#7
kb100 Senior - BHPian Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Bangy Boy! Posts: 1,555 Thanked: 21 Times	Sorry Sam... Me thot these were some fancy assed GSLV Typa-thingies... lol ... So... available at any good paint store uh??... wokies!!! Last edited by kb100 : 13th July 2006 at 23:15.
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13th July 2006, 23:22	#8
s0uljah Senior - BHPian Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: BLR Posts: 2,222 Thanked: 26 Times View My Garage	Thanks Sam (I skipped ahead to the final step right away, hehe) Only think I fear is that tweets installed here might not agree with me as my ears are very sensitive to highs and I just cannot handle the shine. BUT im tempted to do this. The 606ce awaits installation
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13th July 2006, 23:24	#9
Sam Kapasi Distinguished - BHPian Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Mumbai (but wat Posts: 6,997 Thanked: 2,380 Times View My Garage	The price you pay for using this technique is that I'd like to see pictures of the job right here on this thread. Souljah, I dont like too much highs too. However i am very satisfied with that position. Navin has techniques on modding crossovers or better, do what i do Drop the treble down to -3 or -4. Sounds lovely
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13th July 2006, 23:29	#10
low_bass_makker Senior - BHPian Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Faridabad Posts: 6,815 Thanked: 305 Times View My Garage	ya when the tweeter is on the dash or in the above location it should be down when compared to the midbass as to much treble makes the sound sharp and hurts ones in ones ear.....but when it is installed i the kick pod it will not be so upfront also will be close to the midbass this is also a perferd location...
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13th July 2006, 23:31	#11
s0uljah Senior - BHPian Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: BLR Posts: 2,222 Thanked: 26 Times View My Garage	I take thy word for it, expect homage in the form of a pictorial
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13th July 2006, 23:36	#12
theEnd BHPian Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Bombay Posts: 534 Thanked: 6 Times View My Garage	Sweet! Unfortunately I think I have one of those mirror adjusting stalks sticking out of that panel. But that's a very clever technique.
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13th July 2006, 23:41	#13
jkdas Senior - BHPian Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Thiruvananthapu Posts: 9,687 Thanked: 1,492 Times View My Garage	nice one Sam........................ But this cn be done to car's with powered thingies Last edited by jkdas : 13th July 2006 at 23:44.
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14th July 2006, 00:38	#14
Vivekphadnis BHPian Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Bangalore Posts: 690 Thanked: 2 Times	Great Sam. any such things i can try out with the 426 for my alto? i have not done some diying for some time and my hands are itching to do something.
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