I'm getting a set of CDT components for my car very soon and i know you should mount the tweeter close to the speaker but i read on the CDT site something about mounting the tweeters so they are pointing towards the front winshield on the a pillar? But im not sure if i can do this or if it only sounds good with some tweeters. any help would be apreciated

That is where mine are, though most Sound Quality competitors will tell you Do NOT bounce them off the windshield. Aim them straight across at each other about 4 inches off the dash. This will help give you an illusion of a higher sound stage.

If you are seeking to compete and intersted in the best sound you can achive I would say yes do this. But if you are just interested in improving the stock sound and cruising town, its a whole lot easier to buy a set of Q-Forms and put them in the kicks with the woofers.





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double stick tape and try out several angles and placement locations, i prefer to keep my tweets close to the mid. so i dont have any seperation issues. but that can also lead to a low soundstage. the diffrence in the seperation may not be as bad as a lower stage or vice versa depending on what you think sounds best.


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decent soundstage, clean looking install. CDT wins period. Fantastic Purchase. I own the CL 62i's myself.



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best sound i can get out of my tweeters, the woofers are in the doors

only thing that i can say is the drivers side is a little blocked by the gauge cluster, but unless u wanna compete... its not noticable

This is where i put mine on my sunfire!

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jeff thes really clean looking

Thanks alot of people seem to like it and it sounds good

Make some kicks and aim them to meet on the head rest. If you have a laser pointer use that.

i forgot to mention that i didnt have to drill any holes in anything to install mine...

thats an extra plus