on my pioneer 6x9's i have in the read deck, the part that sticks up in the middle that has the highs on it, is moving around. i can turn it about 1/8 a turn just sittin there, n when music is playing, it rattles like a bitch. it sounds terrible...
what can i do to fix this? glue? or could i move it off the speaker and mount it somewhere else? i dont know what to do. i hope my speaker isnt ruined
...thanx in advance guys



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heres a pic of what my speaker looks like



its the silver part in the middle w/ the 3-way part on it




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That center should not move. It holds your mid-range tweeter and super tweeter. If it is moving, I believe it is broken. Sorry!!



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ZSleeper wrote:That center should not move. It holds your mid-range tweeter and super tweeter. If it is moving, I believe it is broken. Sorry!!

You can glue it back on, if the wires are still connected, take some 2 part quick curing epoxy, and put a little dab on the back of the tweeter mount and some on the pillar that it holds on. Simple Fix.

And if you want to get rid of your speakers then you can move your tweets any where you want.

Your gonna need a cutter, New wire, and a soldering iron, and solder.

cool, ill get some 2 part quick curing epoxy when i go out...

so if i take tweets off, i wont be able to use the speaker anymore?





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tha_prowler wrote:cool, ill get some 2 part quick curing epoxy when i go out...

so if i take tweets off, i wont be able to use the speaker anymore?

Usually, the post is permenty connected to the speaker. So if you remove the tweets from that post, its pretty much gonna look and sound like crap.


And just so you know, I know you can remove and remount tweets because ive done it. See:




For some stupid reason i bought a set of walmart Lightning audio 3 way 6x9's....
Well the suxed for lack of a better word. So i took the tweets off, And noticed they fit perfectly in my side vents. So i wired them up, added some bass blockers, and power them off my front speakers. Loud as all hell, and crisp and clear.

On some of pioneers, isn't there a long screw from the middle of the magnet that holds the tower in place? Try removing the paper in the middle of the speaker to see if there's a screw. If there is, tighten it

Oh btw, if your Pioneer TS-A6981R die out or cant be fixed, i can give you a link to get them NEW for $62.00.

Its my little secret seller.