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T
LOCATION
your speaker components carefully.
AND
imaging and the best performance:
MOUNTING
INSTALLING THE
The EXACT1 tweeter can be installed in a variety of ways: a simple yet elegant
EXACT1
i
TWEETER
disassembled for custom applications, such as installation in vents, custom painting, or
mounting behind a factory grille.
configuration.
For surface mounting, locate a flat mounting surface for the EXACT1. A direct "on-
axis" location is not necessary, as the EXACT1 provides extraordinary "off-axis"
1) Cut a 1
2) Secure the cup in the mounting
3) Once the cup is secure, mount
he first step in a successful installation is thorough planning. Choose the location for
Select a location where each tweeter and midrange/woofer can be mounted close to
each other. A good rule of thumb is a maximum of one foot from midrange/woofer
to tweeter.
Choose a location that offers the least amount of sound obstruction.
Try to mount the components on the same plane.
Always check behind the chosen mounting locations to make sure that there are no
obstructions (e.g., trunk springs, gas tank, window track) or wires in the way, as well
as to make sure that there is ample support on which to mount the components.
nstallation cup is provided for flush mounting; or the tweeter may be easily
Flush Mounting
7
/
" diameter hole
8
through the mounting surface. If
the surface is covered with cloth
or carpet, be careful not to tear
or pull the material. Sometimes
it is a good idea to peel the
material away and then trim it by
hand.
cutout by using the spring clips
and screw provided.
spring clips through the bottom
of the cup and tighten the screw
until the cup is firmly seated.
See Figure 1.
the tweeter into the cup making
sure to pass the tweeter wires
through the openings in the cup.
The tweeter will lock into the cup
when turned clockwise.
Figure 2.
Follow these suggestions to ensure proper
Hardware is provided for each mounting
Slip the
See
4
1
/
" 6-32 machine screw
4
Flush mount cup
Mounting surface
Spring clip
FIGURE 1
Turn
Clockwise to
Lock
FIGURE 2
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