Einbaurahmen Lautsprecher als dxf-Datei?

Hi,

das ist der Originalstopfen. Das Problem ist, dass der zu kurz ist wenn man die Original-Gummimatten drin lässt und dann noch den Teppich drauflegt. Ich denke 10 mm länger müsste passen.
Es wäre natürlich schon hilfreich wenn man den im Original zu einem vernünftigen Preis beziehen könnte. Röno ist da einfach zu teuer.
Gruß
Dirk

Hallo Leute,
Hat jemand eine DXF von der Lautsprecher Halterung?
Vielen Dank.
Mfg.Alexander

Lmgtfy: www.twizy-forum.de/sound/18183-einbaurahmen-lautsprecher-als-dxf-datei#18250

Habe die Threads zusammengeführt.

I must say that the speaker mounting was a very satisfying Twizy upgrade. I used the 3D printed speaker mounts from Simoninns . 2 mounts just clicking into the 'roof beam', the third with a single screw into an existing hole (which doesn't seem to have any thread prepared). Speaker cables to the roof are already present, so with a standard speaker adapter cable, speakers are connected in a jiffy. I also added some damping material between the speakers, don't know if it helps, but it doesn't harm either.
At the hand brake side I had to search a bit, but indeed the ISO connectors are present: L+R speaker on one connector and gnd+12V+12V ignition on the other (check which is which, as there are 2 'standards'). I've opted for a headless audio solution, just a bluetooth amplifier with all the control (inc volume) on your telephone. I think many alternative exist, this is mine:

• Pioneer TS-G1020F 2-way speakers (10cm)
• 2x30W bluetooth amplifier (Dutch link) Dutch link

My experience is that audio quality is OK when standing still (maybe some equalizer could reduce the high tones and increase bass). However at speed the noise from the Twizy is increasingly getting louder than the music likes. So probably for good sound, a set of (noise cancelling) earplugs is a better solution But to have your navigation tell you where to go with a clear voice is great.

Frummel schrieb: . However at speed the noise from the Twizy is increasingly getting louder than the music likes. So probably for good sound, a set of (noise cancelling) earplugs is a better solution .

Option 2 ist making musik loud again Until it's louder than the Twizy. And trust me.... that works
But if you are a wimpy don't look at the faces oft the people you drive by