Nice work!
Do they sound noticeably better?
Do they sound noticeably better?
I will be interested to hear your impressions on these in an RF system.Just got these same pioneer tweeters in the mail today.
Can you post a picture? Would be good info for the thread.The tweeters in the RF system are huge, the one in your picture above is far from the RF tweeter, the RF tweeter is more like a small mid-range tweeter that produced LOUD vocals and highs pretty well, ...
Thanks for the input Steve I will update the 1st post.Factory RF system:
--Dash speakers are crossed-over at the amplifier for mid to high frequencies, have their own harness running to them directly from the amp.
--Front door speakers are crossed over at the amplifier for low frequencies only, vocals are barely audible, bass only, have their own harness running to them directly from the amp.
--Rear door speakers are FULL range (bass, mid, and high) and have their own harness coming from the factory amp.
--Rear door tweeters have a built in crossover and split off from the harness running to the rear door speakers.
Thanks very much -- an excellent post in all ways. Was it easy to figure the polarity of the stock tweeters so that the replacement tweeters are properly phased? I've been looking over the wiring diagram and it appears that for the base system in my '06 SE there will be solid blue wires to both tweeters [-] and a green wire on the left [+] and a white wire on the right [+]. But I seem to have read somewhere that Nissan has changed up the wiring every few years.... I just finished installing my Pioneer Ts-T110s - was very easy with nice results. ...
If mine are marked as yours, I'll be in great shape with no doubts whatsoever. Thanks again!As far as polarity, I went with the +/- markings on the tweeters. ...