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Configuring the NT-1 Tweeter
Choose the desired method of mounting the tweeters. The NT-1 tweeters
can be surface or recess mounted while allowing rotation of the tweeter
within the mount for optimal imaging.
Surface Mounting
Locate the disk designated "E" in the tweeter assembly drawing. Once a
mounting location has been chosen, drill a hole into the mounting surface
(first making sure there is space underneath) for the wires from the NT-1
tweeter using the large hole in the disk as a template. Mount the disk (with
the small spring facing up) to the panel through the two small holes in the
disk using two screws or small nuts and bolts (not supplied).
Locate the surface mount trim ring "A" as shown in the drawing. Place the
tweeter into the ring as shown. Drop the wires from the tweeter through the
large hole in the disk and into the panel. Push down on the trim ring ("A")
until it firmly "snaps" onto the disk ("E"). Rotate the tweeter to the desired
angle.
Recess Mounting
Locate the threaded mounting rings designated "B" or "C" in the drawing.
The choice of "B" or "C" will depend on the thickness of the panel the tweeter
will be mounted through. The "C" mounting ring will accommodate a panel
thickness of up to 3/4 inch.
Locate the disk designated "E" in the drawing. Slip the tweeter wires and
connectors through the disk with the small spring on the disk facing the
bottom of the tweeter. Place the tweeter and the disk through the back of
the threaded mounting ring until the tweeter seats against the inside edge
of the ring. Snap the disk into the groove on the inside of the mounting ring
until it firmly "snaps" into place. Make sure it is fully seated.
Once a mounting location has been chosen, drill a 2-1/8 hole in the panel.
Insert the tweeter assembly into the hole until it seats.
Locate the threaded collar designated "F" in the drawing. While holding the
tweeter assembly onto the panel, thread the collar "F" onto the tweeter
assembly from the back until it is tight.
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