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Im sure it will work for its intended purpose but i haven't used it yet
Pros: To help with install
Cons: None
Item # 120BKSTRAP | MFR # BS9
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This metal back strap features multiple mounting holes that make it a perfect for giving extra support to the rear of an aftermarket receiver in certain vehicles. You can also bend this pliable bracket to install tweeters in factory locations, or to help with any other uses your imagination can come up with. Warranty: 30 days.
Im sure it will work for its intended purpose but i haven't used it yet
KB, Powder Springs, GA
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Average Customer Review(s):
Im sure it will work for its intended purpose but i haven't used it yet
Pros: To help with install
Cons: None
I cannot rate this product, as I did not use them.
Works great
would have worked if I used them. Was not necessary told different how to hook up from sales person, tech support corrected matter. Bracket was a wast of money in the long run.
Simple to configure. Used heavy duty double sided tape to attach tweeter!
I used these to retrofit my tweeters into the factory tweeter location in my Tacoma. I didn't even need to get that creative, they work very well for my purposes
Pros: Cheap and useful.
bend and twist it to fit your mounting needs. just don't bend it back and forth to much
Pros: helped me install tweeters where the old bracket was
Cons: I had to bend it into place, duh
Very satisfied with the product
Extremely useful
Easy to use and versatile
the tools they sent me work perfect.
Pros: sturdy tools..
Unneeded for installation, save for another purpose
Pros: Good strap to have for a 'rainy day'
Cons: The back strap is not necessary. The existing tweeters' back strap in the car door can be removed and be retrofitted to one of the plastic adapters provided with the speakers.
Though suggested by Crutchfield for installation of tweeters in my 2007 Tundra Double Cab, they are not usable for that purpose. I had to fabricate mounts using pieces of semi-rigid plastic (from lids of buckets of screws) and cut holes in them. I'll be using these as tool-hanging devices in my shop.
They're good. Easy to bend, I had to trim them to make them shorter. Plenty of adjustment available.
Good product. Does what it is designed to do.
Nice to have just in case. However, weren't really necessary for installation in a 2002 Subaru WRX wagon front doors.
Did not need it but.99 cents isn't a bad loss would serve it's purpose if you can use it
Pros: Will work
Cons: Could not use not enough space
Made mounting my speakers that much easier!
Get it. It was suggested by my adviser , and I wasn't going to get it with my order, but i did. Came in VERY handy....get it.
Would be nice to have bolts come with these brackets to put on the speakers. Had to make that trip to my big box hardware store and find specific bolts that fit the speakers.
Very handy...5 min to make a bracket to custom fit on jeep wranglers Twitter factory location. No need to mess around with recycling the case of oem Twitters as seen in some youtubr videos!
Pros: Very useful, perfect material resistente...pliable enough to use bare hands, and still keep the desired shape!
Did not use in my installation. I won't return it to Cruth. I will use it to conduct the Sound Ordonnance Orchestra. Pure sound inside my Rolla.
Great product was able to install tweeters with no complications.
A metal strap. No big deal.
Exactly what I needed to install new in-dash tweeters!
They were right! Needed to fit tweeters in factory location of 2006 Toyota Tacoma front doors. Fast 3 day shipping to Maui.
Nice universal material for fabricating a custom fit. I think the material could be a bit thinner for more precise bends. A variety of thicknesses are would be perfect
This is exactly what was needed to mount component tweeters in the existing dash cutouts in my Frontier. Easy to work with and cut yet strong enough not to deform over time. Great price, too!
Work great for installing tweeters in places that weren't designed to accomodate them!
I truly am waiting for the tweeters to come in so I can truly install them inside the car. It is exactly what I needed to install them.
Pros: Exactly what was described and what was needed for the installation.
Cons: None
Great fit to form product. Bend to what you need & done. Impressed
Pros: Form to whatever you need
Cons: Unless you have the tools, cutting & grinding down, to look professional can be a pain.
Very helpful. Used and works as described.
Why are the holes so unnecessarily large? I can't image any speaker needing screws large enough to justify this. Had to scrounge around for washers in my parts bin. Did function for my application but added extra time to the install.
Pros: Functional.
Cons: Extra large holes for no reason.
Worked well! Sturdy durable strength. Fast shipping!!
Nice and stiff, yet malleable enough to easily recess tweeters in factory spots.
I purchased these based on recommendation from my advisor, but ended up not using them. If you need them, having them conveniently packaged with your order is great, but this is basically plumbing hanger tape that can be purchased in much larger quantity for a much cheaper price from your local hardware store if you end up needing it. I'm not sure I'd recommend these for those reasons (easily obtained elsewhere for cheaper, in the event you need it).
Pros: Convenient when packaged in with your order. Strong strapping.
Cons: Easily obtainable elsewhere (any big box hardware store) for much cheaper, if you even need it.
tweeter strap, worked like it should
My Crutchfield rep advised me to purchase the back straps when installing new tweeters in the dash of my Jeep. Boy was I happy she did! Using the backstrap made placement of the tweeters easy. The space inside the dash does not have a lot to offer in terms of mounting the tweeters. Just a couple of bends in the strap, and cutting to size with a pair of pliers, and I had a custom mount that fit perfectly.
Pros: easy to use, inexpensive, time saver
Cons: none
Awsome handy tool to have for people who like to put tweeters any where's in your car or truck
Pros: Install any where's u would like sound
Cons: There isn't any lol
This product has multiple uses!!! Its actually one of the most versatile products for home or vehicle AV. You can use it to mount speakers, brace head units and also can be used to fill void spaces behind a dash. Its also soft enough to cut-to-fit whatever application necessary
Pros: Easily used for multiple applications
Cons: None
Worked perfectly to mount Rockford Fosgate Prime R1T-S tweeters in the dash corners. Bend holes to match up screw holes perfectly. Used stock screws. Break off excess.
Pros: Got the job done with these.
These little straps offer a flexible solution for mounting speakers.
Pros: Cheap and versatile
Cons: None
Installing tweeters in the stock dash location was a breeze with these universal mounts!
Pros: Easy to bend, yet holds it's shape.
Cons: None
Worked well, have nothing negative to say about it
Pros: Good product
Cons: Maybe a little longer piece
Used to mount focal tweeters in the dash. Did the job.
Pros: Easy to use
Cons: None
This little strip of metal can be used in so many ways it's bound to come in handy! I bent it, cut it, twisted it, just about any thing I needed. Perfect for mounting tweeters too!
Pros: Light but very strong Can be modified easily Many screw holes
Cons: Almost too strong
Super easy to use. Bends exactly as you need it. Perfect for mounting tweeters.
Fit perfectly
Exactly as advertised.
Great for installing tweeters and securing subwoofer box
Pros: It holds down whatever you want
Cons: Nothing
Good tool to help install speakers that don't exactly fit
Pros: Simple easy to use
Cons: None
This makes it super easy to install aftermarket tweeters in factory locations. Heavy gauge metal is easy to bend, but sturdy enough for multiple attempts for the perfect fit.
Pros: Easy to use and reuse and customize for different mounting options.
this product was recommended for installation of infinity tweeters, but I did not find it useful for this purpose.
Pros: cheap
Cons: not needed
Pros: Just what was needed.
Cons: None
Product worked as intended. A little difficult to install in my particular vehicle
The product is very easy to use, and adaptable to multiple applications for multiple vehicles.
These were sent as installation hints for the tweeters in the component speakers I installed in the front of my truck. There was no way to attach the tweeters to these brackets without drilling a hole through the tweeter.
Pros: None
Cons: Not sure why I paid for these
Simple, it's one steel strap. Didn't need two for my car's tweeters.
Very useful to mount tweeters in your vehicle.
I bought these to help install tweeters in my VW Touareg doors. They were easy to manipulate into the shape I needed to support the tweeters in the factory location.
This strap is very strong and very sturdy. It worked great.
what you see is what you get. if you need this, well get it. does bend with force, and can be cut with force.
Pros: malleable, versatile
Cons: only 1 screw hole size
If your putting tweeters in your ride you will want to have a pair of these. They will allow you to custom mount your tweeter any way you want. Easy to bend, cut and bolt.
Pros: Very customizeable.
Cons: None
Perfect item for that semi-custom speaker install. I used these to install JBL tweeters in the door of my 2013 Tacoma. I used a vice and hammer to make a custom bend to hold the speaker at the perfect angel.
Pros: inexpensive, great idea to hold speakers
Cons: none
Purchased these cause they said I'd need them to install the tweeters to my component speakers in the dash as well as some you tube videos however I didn't need them so I will keep them for future projects.
Pros: Universally adaptable.
Cons: Didn't fit my application
This part made installation of two new tweeters in the factory position a breeze! The metal is soft enough to be bent easily, and the mounting holes are well designed.
Pros: easy to use
Cons: none
Not pleased, is simple plumbers tape, was expecting it to be much thicker and less pliable, not worth the $0.99. Buy a roll locally for the same price.
Pros: is good if you don't know what plumbers tape is.
Cons: Is plumbers tape
No Brainer
I used this to mount Focal 1.5" tweeters in place of the factory tweeters in a Subaru Outback. These straps were easy to bend into shape. If you buy these, you probably already know exactly how you're going to use them. They work - period.
Pros: Cheap. easy to Use. Versatile.
Cons: None.
This product was exactly what I needed. Worked like a charm!!!!!
Used to attach the Crossover to the inside of the door. No other place to put it in my 2006 Colorado. Perfect size and no holes to drill. Just screwed the bar across the opening in the inside of the door then screwed the crossover to it in the hole in the door. No other flat surfaces to hang the crossover on.
Pros: Worked like a charm.
Cons: Had no Idea what it was for when I started.
Allows you to be creative! Molded to replace 2.5 inch factory "tweeters" with 1"
Pros: Simple
Cons: None it's exactly what it looks like a hunk of metal
These things are awesome. Easily bent to whatever shape you need them. Before you get started however, make sure you have a snipping tool. Scissors won't cut it, you'll need something a little bigger.
Pros: Price, malleable, size
Cons: None
It's a metal strap with holes in it. Useful in attaching stuff, Easy to bend and cut
These things work great. I am glad the customer support tech recommended them to me. I only had to use a small piece of one so I have one and a half left over for the next job!
Pros: Multiple applications. Great customer service. Great tech support
Cons: I wish I would have known about this item many installations ago.
does what its meant to do. cheap
Pros: cheap
Cons: none
What can I say about a piece of metal? I bent it into a makeshift bracket, used a dremel to trim off the excess and used it to mount tweeters into a stock dash location. Can't go wrong with it
The back strap was intended for custom mounting a tweeter. And that is exactly what it did.
Pros: Bend-y, versatile, hole-y
Cons: Fragile.
The technical support staff is great! After just a few moments on the phone with one of their highly qualified, helpful staff, and you will have an excellent understanding of what your up against! I had no idea how to install component speakers systems or head units until is like with a Crutchfield rep for five minutes! They recommended all the right extras and provide so much support!! Thanks Crutchfield!
Pros: Perfect for the job, only a dollar.
Cons: None
Solid quality.
What can I say? Bendable bracket is awesome. Put stuff anywhere.
I used them to mount component tweeters in my 2004 mustang cobra. The stock tweeter was 3.5" so I used the strap to mount the smaller 1.5" tweeter.
Pros: Handy for a lot of situations
Cons: None
Thought I needed one to get my head unit secured because it was gonna need to get a custom install. Turn out I was wrong but I still made use of it by using it to fix my low hanging muffler lol.
Pros: Can also be used with an Erector set
Cons: You can't really say much negative over a simple piece of metal...
Installed this 5.25 components in my 05 honda accord.I replaced a pair of polk db 6.5 slim that i was not impressed with. The focals sound great.
Good bracket to hold things in odd mounting locations, its a little thick to cut so I used a Dremel tool to cut
Pros: Very adaptable
Cons: Tough to cut
Soft metal, can easily be bent / formed to fit any application. I used them for strapping in my headunit as it was a custom fit.
Pros: Bends easily with pliers and.or vice but strong enough to hold speakers, headunits, or whatever you want.
Cons: None.
It holds my CD Player from bouncing around.
Pros: It's good for theft protection.
Cons: It would have been better if it were longer and had smaller holes, or at least blanks.
Overview: This is a universal metal back strap that will support the back portion of an aftermarket receiver that is being installed in most vehicles, RV's, trucks, or boats. It has multiple mounting/support holes that attach to the rear support of the receiver. You can then bend the bracket as needed to attach it to any support screw found inside the cavity where the receiver is being installed.
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I want to mount the tweeters in the factory enclosure. Thanks. I hope it works. [ Michael Feb 16, 2019 ]
Recommend by Tatum [ Derrick Feb 14, 2019 ]
Need them to install tweeter [ Alex Feb 13, 2019 ]
Tech said it was an easy way to mount the tweeters I ordered into the factory space allotted for them. [ Johnnie Feb 12, 2019 ]
Most of the reviews indicated that there was no mounting hardware included. This looked like I could modify it to make it work [ Clint Feb 10, 2019 ]
to install [ THOMAS Feb 06, 2019 ]
recommended by manny [ Johnny Feb 03, 2019 ]
The tech told me to get one when he was looking everything for me . [ MARCO A Feb 01, 2019 ]
Suggested [ Keith Feb 01, 2019 ]
Custom mount tweeter [ James Jan 31, 2019 ]
customize tweeter mounting [ Theodore Jan 30, 2019 ]
Suggested on this site [ SERGIO Jan 27, 2019 ]
Need it to install tweeters. Thanks crutchfiled for letting me know that. [ Kimberley Jan 26, 2019 ]
Bought to aid in installation of tweeter on component speakers. [ Curtis Jan 25, 2019 ]
I'm hoping it will make my installation easier??? [ William Jan 24, 2019 ]
The advisory Jenny suggested this for the tweeters as there wasn't an perfect match for my car. Said that this will allow me to get them into place. [ Michael Jan 18, 2019 ]
These make custom tweeter installations easy. [ Andrew Jan 16, 2019 ]
Its my first time upgrading speakers and these were recommended to secure the tweeters I ordered [ Maxim Jan 16, 2019 ]
to install the twitters [ Robles Jan 14, 2019 ]
Just to make sure I had something to secure dash speakers just in case the stock equipment didnt work. [ Rick Jan 13, 2019 ]
Recommended for installation [ Douglas Jan 13, 2019 ]
It came with my order. I don't know what to do with it. I will read my free instructions carefully in case it is crucial to a quality install. [ Gary Jan 06, 2019 ]
all of the order was recommened by Buddy on the chat forum. It looked like a very good package to me. [ WAYNE Jan 06, 2019 ]
Makes installing tweeters much easier [ Mark Jan 03, 2019 ]
Recommended by CJ [ Mark Jan 02, 2019 ]
I bought this on the recommendation of Brady, the customer service representative, for securing my tweeters. [ Daniel Jan 02, 2019 ]
This was the aid in the install of the tweeters [ Todd Jan 01, 2019 ]
To install tweeters [ Bobby Dec 31, 2018 ]
Purchased for component tweeter installation. [ Richard Dec 31, 2018 ]
I didn't realize I'd need it when I ordered my speakers. Could've saved myself a few bucks on shipping if I'd known. [ Sean Dec 30, 2018 ]
To mount the tweeters in the rear of a 1995 dodge 2500 [ Cassie Dec 28, 2018 ]
Because who doesn't want a universal back strap? [ Tom S. Dec 28, 2018 ]
Mount tweeter in dash to existing screw locations [ R Dec 28, 2018 ]
Paul told me to buy it so it make the car boom boom [ P H Dec 28, 2018 ]
Great instrument for mounting the tweeter in the factory location [ Robert Dec 18, 2018 ]
RECOMMENDED BY SALES ASSOCIATE TO MOUNT TWEETERS [ William Dec 14, 2018 ]
I bought this to install my tweeters [ JERRY Dec 14, 2018 ]
Very handy bracket for many different installations [ William Dec 13, 2018 ]
recommended by crutchfield associate to secure tweeter without trying to make something more expensive and this way I can still use the stock holder and the look stays stock [ ROBERTO M Dec 12, 2018 ]
Security [ Barb Dec 11, 2018 ]
Don't know they recommended it [ Donald Dec 11, 2018 ]
I am installing tweeters that have a special bracket that isn't reusable. This back strap will allow me to install aftermarket tweeters without having to try and salvage the old bracket. [ Alfred Dec 10, 2018 ]
It was cheap and may help with the installation of the tweeters. [ Adrian Dec 06, 2018 ]
To mount tweeters in factory locations [ S Dec 05, 2018 ]
For tweeter install [ Jimmy Dec 03, 2018 ]
Recommended [ Eddie Nov 28, 2018 ]
lori told me i needed it [ bill Nov 27, 2018 ]
To install tweeteers without factory mounts [ B Nov 27, 2018 ]
To install the speakers in the pillars [ Jon Nov 26, 2018 ]
Custom fit for my mk6 jetta [ Shane Nov 26, 2018 ]
Install tweeters in door [ Maxwell Nov 25, 2018 ]
needed an option for mounting tweeters in the back, not the rear pillars of and 07 toyota fj cruiser. [ Jody Nov 23, 2018 ]
You recommended it in the speaker review [ Gregory Nov 21, 2018 ]
Hoping that this will help with installing a tweeter in a larger space [ Altaf Nov 18, 2018 ]
Might need in order to mount tweeters in a 2015 Chevy Cruze. [ Tyler Nov 18, 2018 ]
Wanted it [ Keith Nov 14, 2018 ]
Needed it to mount my Tweeters. [ D Oct 29, 2018 ]
I needed to install a tweeter in the front corner of my dash. It would not correctly fit in the place where the old one was. This will work perfectly. [ Brandon Oct 25, 2018 ]
To mount the tweeters in factory location. [ John Oct 14, 2018 ]
Thought I could use it for my application. [ Timothy Oct 14, 2018 ]
For a custom installation of aftermarket tweeters. [ Jaime Oct 13, 2018 ]
i want my new stereo to be installed without moving while driving. these straps are engineered to hold the stereo in place to ensure a long life. [ Christopher Oct 04, 2018 ]
To fit the tweeters in the front end enclosure of the car. [ Ricardo Oct 01, 2018 ]
Needed to mount tweeters in door panel [ Jack Sep 26, 2018 ]
These were selected so I can use them to hold in my new aftermarket tweeters in my A-pillars in my 2018 f150 [ Brandon Sep 25, 2018 ]
Just in case I needed it. Better safe than sorry. [ Andrew Sep 24, 2018 ]
just incase I need them to install the tweeters and there only a buck [ Bogey Sep 22, 2018 ]
saID IT MIGHT REQUIRE THIS FOR PILLAR MOUNT SPEAKERS. [ Scott Sep 16, 2018 ]
To mount a surface mount tweeter to factory holes in the door. [ James Sep 14, 2018 ]
to install tweeters in dash location Subaru forester [ Lee Sep 12, 2018 ]
So the speakers will fit. [ Eric Keith Sep 11, 2018 ]
To mount tweeters in my dashboard [ Michele Sep 08, 2018 ]
Anticipate needing these for in-dash tweeter installation. [ D Aug 31, 2018 ]
Your instructions said that I might need backstraps to in stall dash and rear pillar tweeters.... [ Brian Aug 23, 2018 ]
Mount tweeters [ Michael Aug 22, 2018 ]
i believe i need these for the front tweeter's of my 2014 plug in prius for the component speakers i received. [ nicholas Aug 21, 2018 ]
It was recommended by the website to install the tweeters. Dropping $2 and having these shipped to me with my order is far easier than going to the hardware store! Thanks! [ C Aug 21, 2018 ]
you need it to install the tweeters in my car [ Jonathan Aug 21, 2018 ]
It's an essential tool to have around the garage for any project. [ Jack Aug 21, 2018 ]
For the dashboard tweeters [ emilio Aug 14, 2018 ]
To mount my tweets [ Chais Aug 13, 2018 ]
Recommended by Technician [ Michael Aug 10, 2018 ]
Installing a .75" tweeter in a speaker hole designed for a 2.75" speaker. [ STEPHEN Aug 05, 2018 ]
Install Tweeter [ R Aug 04, 2018 ]
Support said I would need to mount tweeter into dash speaker spot in my truck. [ Alaina Aug 02, 2018 ]
I choose this item in order to install tweeters in my trucks factory tweeter housing. [ Anthony Aug 01, 2018 ]
I chose these because they were used in the Subaru Crosstrek build crutchfield did. [ Fischer Jul 30, 2018 ]
I chose this to hold down speakers in certain places and could be used to secure a radio in a certain spot. [ michael Jul 29, 2018 ]
To secure tweeters. [ P Jul 27, 2018 ]
Make sure it's correct [ Damon Jul 27, 2018 ]
advisor said I needed it [ S Jul 26, 2018 ]
recommended [ steve Jul 24, 2018 ]
I ordered the smaller one but it didnt impress me. I have to try this [ Iceman Jul 20, 2018 ]
It was recommended [ Jeanine Jul 19, 2018 ]
Because I might need it and for $0.99 it's worth having them just in case. [ Alan Jul 13, 2018 ]
Using strap to mount separate tweeters in sail panels. [ DAVID Jul 12, 2018 ]
Install tweeters in dash. [ Robert Jul 10, 2018 ]
You told me too for tweeters [ michael Jul 10, 2018 ]
fit midrange in jeep sound bar [ scott Jun 21, 2018 ]
It was recommended to buy these in order to mount my tweeters [ Elijah Jun 19, 2018 ]
To mount tweeters in the factory location [ C Jun 19, 2018 ]
This bracket is something that's always handy to have in the tool box! [ Robert Jun 11, 2018 ]
The comments said I may need it. [ Deborah Jun 10, 2018 ]
ease of install/ suggested [ Anthony Jun 10, 2018 ]
I'm going to do a custom install and need the brackets to accomplish this. [ Anthony Jun 08, 2018 ]
just in case I need it [ Ken Jun 04, 2018 ]
Saw it could be helpful [ Kenyon James Jun 04, 2018 ]
I picked this item because it was recommended I use it to install the component tweeters in the factory location. [ Jacob Jun 03, 2018 ]
To install the tweeters [ Joaquim Jun 03, 2018 ]
To aid in the installation of tweeters into the factory locations. [ Jason May 27, 2018 ]
to try and install tweeters on the doors [ Juan Carlos May 27, 2018 ]
for tweeter installation [ Bayan May 27, 2018 ]
Recommended for tweeter by rep [ Jennifer May 25, 2018 ]
To custom mount component tweeters [ ADAM May 19, 2018 ]
Tweeter install [ B May 16, 2018 ]
Needed to mount tweeters in the factory dash location [ Brian May 13, 2018 ]
Just in case I need it to install tweeters [ Jeremy May 09, 2018 ]
for tweeter install if necessary [ James May 08, 2018 ]
To secure tweeters in existing holes. [ tony May 08, 2018 ]
To help install tweeter speakers [ Anthony May 05, 2018 ]
recommended by advisor [ Syed Danish May 04, 2018 ]
for tweeter install [ Andrew May 03, 2018 ]
To mount tweeters in factory locations [ Miles Apr 30, 2018 ]
I'm all for simple solutions to make keep installing my new speakers frustration free [ Keiko Apr 25, 2018 ]
Because its cheap and better to have it than to have to order it in the middle of an installation. [ Braydon Apr 24, 2018 ]
to ease in the install of 3 1/2 speakers with no existing bracketry [ Dustin Apr 24, 2018 ]
to mount the tweeter [ Andrew Apr 23, 2018 ]
Needed to replace front corner dash tweeters. [ Barry Apr 20, 2018 ]
Easy and convenient to purchase from Crutchfield and necessary for installing the tweeter. [ Paul Apr 19, 2018 ]
In case tweeters are added to dash in future [ VU Apr 17, 2018 ]
I'm hoping to use it to replace my factory tweeters inside the pillar panel. [ Daniel Apr 14, 2018 ]
Thanks to the guide on Crutchfield I found out that there is no harness for my after market tweeters. I grabbed two of these to hopefully be able to mount them a little easier. Only $1 a piece to avoid potential drilling and adhesives. [ Jace Apr 13, 2018 ]
Easy install for tweeters [ Matthew Apr 12, 2018 ]
Tweeter install [ Marcus Apr 10, 2018 ]
To mount aftermarket tweeters in my 2017 Jeep Wrangler. [ Arlee Apr 07, 2018 ]
It was put in my list by my advisor I habe helping me with this install. [ Justin Apr 02, 2018 ]
To mount the tweeter in the dash corner location of my 2017 Ram Rebel Quad Cab. [ Jared Mar 24, 2018 ]
It was recommended that I use a back strap when mounting my tweeters since they aren't an exact fit to the original ones in my door. This seems more secure than using hot glue. [ Robert Mar 23, 2018 ]
Needed for installing aftermarket tweeters into factory tweeter locations. [ Cory Mar 23, 2018 ]
Advisor recommendation [ Rahul Mar 23, 2018 ]
To install new tweeters in factory door location [ RICO Mar 23, 2018 ]
Installing my tweeter in the dash [ Harry Mar 22, 2018 ]
Suggested for installation [ Carlos Mar 21, 2018 ]
Using to mount rear roof tweeters in a 2015 Dodge Ram Pickup due to no adapter plate available at this time [ Kyle Mar 21, 2018 ]
Advisor recommended for tweeter install. [ Carl Mar 20, 2018 ]
Might need for mounting tweeter [ Eric Mar 20, 2018 ]
This was purchased to allow installation of my in-dash tweeters. [ M Mar 14, 2018 ]
this item was recommended by a crutchfield adviser. [ Jospeh Mar 14, 2018 ]
to secure the tweeters in the front pillars, as they are not a direct fit. [ C Mar 12, 2018 ]
Just in case I needed more installation options. Can't go wrong for .99 cents [ Larry Mar 12, 2018 ]
Using to mount ~1-2" upgraded tweeters in factory 3.5" speaker location. [ Charlie Mar 11, 2018 ]
You said i needed it for the instalation [ G Mar 10, 2018 ]
Was recommended by crutchfield rep to hold new tweeters in place in front dash. [ Darien Mar 07, 2018 ]
Be careful unpacking your speakers and straps. the straps are just thrown in like an afterthought and easily thrown away, as I did 1 of mine. [ ben Mar 04, 2018 ]
For installation [ Ronaldo Mar 02, 2018 ]
Recommended by advisor [ DAVID Feb 28, 2018 ]
For a modified dash corner fit [ N Feb 27, 2018 ]
This should be perfect for mounting my tweeters in the door. [ Mike Feb 26, 2018 ]
Need to secure tweets in [ fred Feb 23, 2018 ]
To mount my speakers [ eric Feb 19, 2018 ]
in case i need it for tweeter mount [ Fred Feb 17, 2018 ]
To mount my tweeters in the dash corners. [ Sean Feb 17, 2018 ]
I read a review and seen pictures of an install using this product and decided it'll be perfect for me. [ Jason Feb 08, 2018 ]
recommended through customer service per my wants/needs. [ gunder Feb 07, 2018 ]
Recommended by Advisor [ MG74 Jan 31, 2018 ]
this item will help install the tweeter in the dash since there is no standard size. [ TERRY Jan 26, 2018 ]
Because Dee said that I needed this to install the tweeters , and everything I have ever ordered from Crutchfield has been spot on perfect . [ Randy Jan 21, 2018 ]
recommended by Chad [ sean Jan 17, 2018 ]
I bought this to install in door tweeters for my 2003 Chevrolet Silverado. [ Robert Jan 15, 2018 ]
Needed to install the new tweeters properly. I am a certified Hyundai Tech and Crutchfield knows their stuff when it comes to audio for cars. [ William Jan 14, 2018 ]
Put in cart by advisor. I assume they may help with mounting [ Rico Suave Jan 01, 2018 ]
Best price, good deals, great equipment, and great technical support. [ Jay Dec 30, 2017 ]
It would Help with mounting Tweeters in place and to keep from moving around in the the daash [ Travis Dec 21, 2017 ]
I chose the universal back strap because I have a set of tweeters that I want to customize and putting in my vehicle as opposed to putting them in the doors. [ Clyde Dec 21, 2017 ]
Bought this to make a custom tweeter mount for the rear roof speakers in a 2015 Ram w/Alpine system. Easy fabrication. [ Daniel Dec 20, 2017 ]
recommended by advisor [ Steven Dec 20, 2017 ]
Buddy, from customer service recommended it for installation. [ Ruben Dec 19, 2017 ]
Items needed to do the speaker install [ Michael Dec 18, 2017 ]
Installing dash mounted tweeters and might have to use for installation. At .99 cents a piece not going to break the bank if not used. Great to have on hand if needed. Better safe than sorry. [ Frank Dec 18, 2017 ]
Adam suggested to assist with the Tweeter installation [ Edward Dec 13, 2017 ]
To mount tweeters if they do not fit in existing openings. [ SCOTT Dec 13, 2017 ]
Helps to mount accessories [ Gary Dec 10, 2017 ]
might need it [ ron Dec 09, 2017 ]
I use my cell most often. [ Rick Dec 07, 2017 ]
to flush mount tweeters if needed [ mike randolph Dec 05, 2017 ]
Rep recommended for install of tweeters. [ TROY Nov 25, 2017 ]
As a backup if not able to install tweeters to factory mount [ Richard Nov 23, 2017 ]
Not sure. Just in case i might need it? [ FRANCIS L Nov 20, 2017 ]
To make sure tweeters ordered can be secured properly in 4 wheel drive truck [ Anthony Nov 19, 2017 ]
Using tweeters in replacement application where speaker needs to be anchored in existing location. [ Robert Clark Nov 18, 2017 ]
I have a head unit I'm installing may come in handy! [ DALE Nov 18, 2017 ]
necessary for tweeter installation [ Connie Nov 17, 2017 ]
to adjust new tweeters on the Jeep Wrangler sound bar. [ Marcos Do Nov 16, 2017 ]
better safe than sorry [ ben Nov 15, 2017 ]
To mount the tweeters in the stock pod. Not sure if I need it, but better safe then sorry. [ Michael Nov 08, 2017 ]
Crutchfield recommendation [ phil Nov 07, 2017 ]
My Subaru Impreza has a custom mounting plate that is fused to the stock tweeter. Since I could not seperate the plate from the factory tweeter, I needed another way to screw down the new, replacement tweeter, and this worked. [ Terrell Nov 03, 2017 ]
I have another older vehicle, don't know how to support it without this. [ William Oct 31, 2017 ]
Ordered this to create a tweeter mount [ Christopher Oct 19, 2017 ]
tweeter mounting in sail panel for component speaker system [ Daniel Oct 19, 2017 ]
Mounting tweeters [ Gary Oct 18, 2017 ]
Expert suggestion [ Josh Oct 13, 2017 ]
Perfect for mounting tweeters! [ Scotty Oct 12, 2017 ]
help with tweeter installation [ Christian Sep 28, 2017 ]
I chose this to attach aftermarket tweeters which does not fit the Factory holes for the tweeters in my car. [ Rohit Sep 28, 2017 ]
I am also going to install component speakers and Crutchfield informed me that I will need this item for the tweeter install. [ James Sep 22, 2017 ]
that is what david recommended [ OSCAR Sep 21, 2017 ]
Exactly what I needed [ Aldonia Sep 16, 2017 ]
I have tweeters to install [ Gene Sep 10, 2017 ]
Chose a few of these universal backstraps for mounting new tweeters in the stock dash positions on a Honda Accord. [ Kathleen Sep 07, 2017 ]
Because Adam was very helpful and recomended it for mounting my tweeters [ Aaron Sep 04, 2017 ]
Was suggested to buy with the tweeter speakers I bought for my Jeep Wrangler JK 2010 [ Robert Sep 04, 2017 ]
Fabricating a tweeter mount [ Sebastian Aug 30, 2017 ]
To install the Rockford fosgate tweeter into the factory slot [ Robert Aug 25, 2017 ]
For my tweeters [ RICHARD Aug 24, 2017 ]
It was recommended for the component speaker tweeter installation. [ Adam Aug 16, 2017 ]
Mounting in-dash tweeters [ Ryan Aug 15, 2017 ]
Allen the sales rep said I needed it [ Timothy Aug 05, 2017 ]
Thought I would need for installation. [ Franklin Aug 04, 2017 ]
recommended for the dash tweeter install [ MARK Aug 02, 2017 ]
For a future purchase of component Alpine speakers. [ Lovell Jul 30, 2017 ]
Recommended for the tweeters being installed in my '14 Camry. [ Jose Jul 29, 2017 ]
Aftermarket Tweeter will require strap for oem integration. Notes on component speaker advised to use straps [ Christopher Jul 25, 2017 ]
The stock tweeters on the 460 mach system for an 03 mustang is a 2.5 inches this back strap will allow a 1inch or ¾in tweeter to sit in the factory housing. [ David Jul 24, 2017 ]
I purchased these back straps to properly install my new tweeters on my F150 pillars [ Gino Jul 20, 2017 ]
Easier installation of tweeters in factory locations [ Daniel Jul 19, 2017 ]
To attach speakers to holes I will need to cut out. [ Dan Jul 18, 2017 ]
I'm going to use this to install tweeters [ Robert Jul 17, 2017 ]
In case I need to drill new screw holes in this tight spot. I'd rather use 2 of these. $2 insurance. :-) [ Craig Jul 16, 2017 ]
was told this will help me mount tweeter on my car [ Andre Jul 09, 2017 ]
Limitless uses besides just simple tweeter installs. Actually used 6 of these in a configuration to fix my wifes air intake. [ Brandon Jul 07, 2017 ]
It was recommended [ Bret Jul 05, 2017 ]
For appropriate tweeter installation. [ BRIAN Jul 02, 2017 ]
To mount tweeters in a 3.5" midrange speaker opening. [ Salvatore Jun 27, 2017 ]
it was needed for the install. A must have [ Graham E. Jun 27, 2017 ]
It was listed a needed [ Marcey Jun 22, 2017 ]
To mount the tweters [ Stephen Jun 21, 2017 ]
Doug was a good helper [ John Raymond Jun 20, 2017 ]
Jane suggested it for mounting the tweeters. [ CHARLES Jun 19, 2017 ]
fit my tweeters into factory spot [ Matt Jun 19, 2017 ]
IT WAS ADVISED. [ EDILBERTO Jun 16, 2017 ]
Kevin recommended it for my application. Great call thanks! [ Scott Jun 02, 2017 ]
Install/upgrade dash speakers [ James Jun 01, 2017 ]
Dexter did a great job informing me how to use this with my tweeters. [ Jeremy Jun 01, 2017 ]
So that I can mount the tweeter for my 6 1/2" component speakers to the 6x9 adapter plate without having to modify my car door. [ Josh May 24, 2017 ]
need it for the tweeters [ JOE May 22, 2017 ]
I was told that I needed this for a flush mount for my tweeters [ Dallas May 17, 2017 ]
need simple way to mount tweeters in factory location. [ Christopher May 17, 2017 ]
Allison said they would help. [ Alltek Systems May 14, 2017 ]
It was selected for me by my advisor. I'm sure I'll need it. [ TOM May 13, 2017 ]
To install the tweeters inside of my dashboard [ FREDERICK E May 13, 2017 ]
I want to be able to mount tweeters in the stock tweeter location. [ Phillip May 12, 2017 ]
Chat recommendation [ Leonard May 08, 2017 ]
To mount the tweeters in the factory dash location because the Crutchfield article for the 2004-2006 XB stayed they were needed. [ James May 06, 2017 ]
Based upon Paul's recommendations I made the purchase. With regard to why choosing the straps, it looks like a good way to mount a tweeter not designed to fit an Xterra. Paul suggested these. [ Charles May 01, 2017 ]
just in case it was needed [ Mike Apr 29, 2017 ]
To aid in mounting tweeters in dash locations, at a later time. [ Kelvin M. Apr 20, 2017 ]
I was informed to do so for the tweeter. [ John Apr 17, 2017 ]
It was recommended [ Phuong Apr 17, 2017 ]
Tweeter mounting [ Randal Apr 13, 2017 ]
I needed a strap for my tweeters, and this is what was recommended to me from the person who helped me. [ Charles Apr 11, 2017 ]
Recommended by Kevin for mounting Tweeters in dash speaker location [ John Apr 06, 2017 ]
supports the back of the new radio for the in-dash mounting [ Dale Apr 02, 2017 ]
for custom tweeter install in the top dash speaker placement. [ Aaron Woodall Mar 28, 2017 ]
speaker mounting [ Daymeian Mar 27, 2017 ]
to install tweeter [ Braedon Mar 26, 2017 ]
With the assistance of the advisor, this item may be needed but more important it was a very simple and inexpensive way to reach the minimum cost for free shipping. A huge thanks to Kevin for all his help getting the right car stereo accessories. [ Paul Mar 25, 2017 ]
Online support guy recommended, but I believe it is for mounting the tweeters. [ Scott Mar 23, 2017 ]
needed for install [ Bobby Mar 19, 2017 ]
It's useful accessories [ JOSE ALBERTO Mar 18, 2017 ]
It was suggested [ Stephen Mar 17, 2017 ]
Recommended for mounting electric antenna (already own) [ Foye Mar 14, 2017 ]
Tweeter installation [ Serhan Mar 12, 2017 ]
radio is going into a fiberglass panel and needs a little support [ Jeffrey Mar 10, 2017 ]
To attach Tweeters to pillars and doors in car [ Robert Mar 03, 2017 ]
only a buck. convenient to order with the rest of my stuff I purchased. [ JAMES D Mar 02, 2017 ]
Simple and effective method for installing tweeters [ Jose Feb 28, 2017 ]
I didn't I don't need it the speakers have already been installed I am replacing speakers only no need for strap? [ MARTY L Feb 27, 2017 ]
Just incase I need it for the tweeter installation. And I may need a couple for something in the future. [ Alan Feb 26, 2017 ]
I purchased this to mount two tweeters in my door sails. It can be cut in half to be used for two tweeters, or so I've been told. Still have yet to mount them! [ Dylan Feb 24, 2017 ]
Tweeter support [ Gary Feb 23, 2017 ]
Tech adviser (Maverick) recommended. [ Jeffrey Feb 17, 2017 ]
Because the tweeter is a different mounting type so the bracket may come in handy and at .99 cents it was a smart move I think. Your representative brought this to my attention when we brainstormed mounting otions [ John Feb 16, 2017 ]
to help install tweeters [ Patrick Feb 15, 2017 ]
To help mount my dash corner tweeters in my 2006 nissan titan [ ROBERT Feb 14, 2017 ]
I bought this since the tweeters won't fit fully in place of the factory speakers. [ K Feb 11, 2017 ]
installation of tweeter in factory dash [ Tracy Feb 09, 2017 ]
Needed for this speaker install on my wife's rig. [ George Feb 06, 2017 ]
I needed them for a custom install and they looked like they were quality straps. [ Derek Feb 03, 2017 ]
Amazing audio gear [ Jared Jan 26, 2017 ]
You said I needed it [ V Jan 26, 2017 ]
To flush mount tweeters in factory dash location [ Richard Jan 25, 2017 ]
Site advised me that I could use these to install my tweeters. [ omar Jan 23, 2017 ]
You can use these flexible back straps to mount just about anything. I will be using them to mount some aftermarket tweeters in the factory holes. [ C Jan 22, 2017 ]
It looked like it might be useful. [ ROGER Jan 09, 2017 ]
will use to mount tweeters in my front doors, as advised to me by Max [ Paul Jan 04, 2017 ]
I chose Crutchfield because of the awesome technical support for do it yourself installations. I will always go to Crutchfield when installing new car audio. [ CRAIG Dec 30, 2016 ]
I dont know it was there so I got it [ Hector Dec 30, 2016 ]
Tweeter install [ David Dec 30, 2016 ]
Easier way to install tweeters on pillars [ Emmanuel Dec 28, 2016 ]
unconventional in-dash OEM speaker place to fit after market 3.5" infinity reference tweeter [ Vincent Dec 25, 2016 ]
Mount tweeters [ DARREN K MOORE/ Dec 24, 2016 ]
Ryan mentioned using it to place tweeter. [ Leon Dec 22, 2016 ]
My factory speakers busted and I read great reviews ! [ Sabrina Dec 17, 2016 ]
Because the tweeters are not direct fit and this is needed to make fit [ B Dec 17, 2016 ]
You said I needed it... [ Reggie Dec 15, 2016 ]
Tweeter installation [ Brian Dec 15, 2016 ]
The advisor said this back strap may help with the installation of the tweeters for the component system I purchased. [ JEFFERY A Dec 14, 2016 ]
Wolf suggested me to buy it. [ Marian Dec 14, 2016 ]
To install the Kicker Tweeters [ Michael Dec 12, 2016 ]
It is needed for the tweeter since the JBL does not fit right as the Acura stock tweeters (actually, non will fit exactly as the factory one). Cosmo, from Crutchfield Customer Support help me out with it. Thanks! [ Abigail Dec 12, 2016 ]
recommended by chuck to install tweeters [ james Dec 09, 2016 ]
Item was chosen to support the installation of the tweeter I am installing [ Grant Dec 08, 2016 ]
It was the perfect solution to mount an aftermarket tweeter in the factory mounting place. [ Nicholas Dec 07, 2016 ]
Suggested [ Brad Stewart Dec 02, 2016 ]
To have on hand for tweeter installation if necessary [ Christopher Dec 02, 2016 ]
Suggestion from advisor Brit [ Robert C. Nov 28, 2016 ]
Expert Adisor Marshall said i needed it to fabricate a mounting bracket for my front tweeter. [ jose Nov 26, 2016 ]
Directions said so for 2014 Imprezza [ robert Nov 25, 2016 ]
Was advised by Paul that I might need them for tweeter mounting. [ del Nov 24, 2016 ]
Needed it for other mounting projects [ Garn Nov 23, 2016 ]
The technician recommended it to mount the tweeters, thanks! [ Joseph Nov 19, 2016 ]
Mount tweeters. [ Daniel Nov 14, 2016 ]
Mount tweeters [ Michael Nov 11, 2016 ]
I ordered the back straps just in case I will need them. A buck fifty is cheap peace of mind. [ Gary Nov 10, 2016 ]
Recommended by Larry at Crutchfield to mount the Polk tweeters into the existing dashboard location. [ Camille Nov 06, 2016 ]
Tweeter mounting [ Anthony Oct 29, 2016 ]
It was recommended by Allen on Chat to mount tweeters [ THOMAS H Oct 27, 2016 ]
I thought it was necessary when installing tweeters in my 2007 Xterra, however, I was able to use the existing bracket. [ Joseph Oct 23, 2016 ]
I can think of seveal times I could have used a simple product like this and not just car audio. At only a dollar I ordered a couple extra for whenever I need some again. [ phillip Oct 22, 2016 ]
Got these to mount the tweeters for my JBL GTO Components in the dash of my Nissan Frontier. [ Evans Oct 22, 2016 ]
Needed so that my tweeters would fit properly. [ Elijah Oct 18, 2016 ]
recommended [ John Oct 18, 2016 ]
tweeters [ Joseph Oct 13, 2016 ]
Mounting tweeters in dash of a Toyota FJ Cruiser. [ Dustin Oct 07, 2016 ]
Tweeters man, Tweeters. [ Adam W. Oct 05, 2016 ]
Tweeter mounting. [ Fischer Oct 03, 2016 ]
recommended by tech support for my install [ scott Oct 02, 2016 ]
Tweeter mounting in the front dash of Toyota Camry [ Michael Sep 30, 2016 ]
my mechanic told me that he would need it this part to affix tweeters to my doors [ Artem Sep 30, 2016 ]
mount tweeters [ Chris Sep 28, 2016 ]
for tweeter mounting [ Lacey Sep 23, 2016 ]
I believe I will need these to help install aftermarket tweeters. [ Christopher K. Sep 22, 2016 ]
From what i understand, i may (or may not) need them for installation. They are cheap and I want to be sure that i have what i need. [ James Sep 20, 2016 ]
To mount my tweeters in the stock location. [ M Sep 14, 2016 ]
larry recommended it, he said will help my installation. Larry's Bio: http://www.crutchfield.com/Support/Bio.aspx?bio=159 [ john Sep 13, 2016 ]
Best online help ever, These guys understand what they are selling. [ Ernest Sep 06, 2016 ]
help with tweeter mounting [ Steven Sep 05, 2016 ]
Product advisors recommend [ John Sep 04, 2016 ]
For tweeters [ Jake Aug 31, 2016 ]
To mount Polk DB5251 tweeters in factory locations. [ Cliff Aug 29, 2016 ]
The site recommended the back strap or some form of a glue product. I think this will hold longer and better. [ Wendy Aug 26, 2016 ]
To dash mount my focal tweeters [ Leslie Aug 26, 2016 ]
I needed them for the jl audio c2650 component speakers with tweeters to be able to intall the tweeters on my 2000 chevy silverado 5.3 [ isai Aug 23, 2016 ]
I purchased these to allow for aftermarket tweeters to be mounted in the same spot as the factory tweeters in my 2001 Mustang GT. [ Scott Aug 20, 2016 ]
To mount my tweeters. [ garrett Aug 19, 2016 ]
I have tweeters going in my rear overhead stock location in a 2016 Dodge Ram Crew Cab. I'm sure this back strap will come in handy to secure the speakers. [ Brian Aug 18, 2016 ]
Custom tweeter install [ JOSEPH Aug 18, 2016 ]
Andy, from Crutchfield, recommended this for my tweeter install in my 2014 F150 Supercrew. Andy's Bio: http://www.crutchfield.com/Support/Bio.aspx?bio=42 [ VTengineer Aug 17, 2016 ]
To install tweeters. [ RYAN Aug 15, 2016 ]
I'm purchasing this incase my tweeters do not fit in the factory slot. [ Alen Aug 12, 2016 ]
will use for a custom tweeter mount [ Brian Aug 07, 2016 ]
chance recommended it on your Chat site Chance's Bio: http://www.crutchfield.com/Support/Bio.aspx?bio=173 [ David Aug 02, 2016 ]
Recommended by the Advisor to replace my factory installed speakers. [ Gary Jul 31, 2016 ]
Thought I needed it [ Trevor Jul 31, 2016 ]
Aftermarket dash tweeter install [ D Jul 29, 2016 ]
help to provide snug installation of tweeter speakers [ Mario Jul 29, 2016 ]
Mounting tweeters [ WAYNE Jul 28, 2016 ]
Recommended by Rusty Rusty's Bio: http://www.crutchfield.com/Support/Bio.aspx?bio=179 [ R Jul 26, 2016 ]
to mount tweeters i already have [ David Jul 18, 2016 ]
not sure was included, must be for tweeters [ SHAMIR Jul 17, 2016 ]
Just in case I need it for mounting the tweeters. [ Greg Jul 17, 2016 ]
To install my tweeters in my car [ Amelia Jul 17, 2016 ]
Needed to install dash and rear quarter panel rail tweeters into factory location. [ David Jul 16, 2016 ]
For this price, it saves me do much time and effort. [ Waldemar Jul 13, 2016 ]
I chose this so I would be able to mount my tweeter in the dashboard area. [ Tyler Jul 09, 2016 ]
To mount Tweeters in dashboard. [ Mark Jul 08, 2016 ]
to aid in installation of tweeters [ William Jul 07, 2016 ]
This was purchased to mount tweeters in the "midrange" position on the front doors of a 2010 Mini Cooper w/o premium sound. A 6.5" component set should accommodate the woofer in the lower position and tweeter in the "midrange" position with the use of this back strap. The Mini Cooper factory midrange only reaches up to 14kHz. [ Fidel Jul 06, 2016 ]
Custom mounting tweeters in factory location [ Caspian Jul 03, 2016 ]
Picked this up to help with tweeter installation. [ Jeffrey Jul 01, 2016 ]
May need them to install component tweeters, as I haven't decided where I'd prefer them to be yet [ Ray Jun 30, 2016 ]
Crutchfield informed me I needed this strap to install my tweeters. [ Michael Jun 30, 2016 ]
Tweeter install [ Corey Jun 29, 2016 ]
Recommended. [ D Jun 25, 2016 ]
Advisor said I would need it. [ Brian Jun 24, 2016 ]
To mount the tweeters. [ Gary Jun 22, 2016 ]
Suggested by Adam to help install Tweeter Adam's Bio: http://www.crutchfield.com/Support/Bio.aspx?bio=39 [ Colton Jun 17, 2016 ]
Help with installing tweeters in dash corners. [ Billy Ray Jun 17, 2016 ]
To install or mount my new speaker into the existing location although I have never tried this product before. [ Diane Jun 16, 2016 ]
All kinds of uses [ Joaquin Jun 15, 2016 ]
To mount tweeters to factory location. [ Brett Jun 13, 2016 ]
going to be used to install a pair of tweeters [ Steven Jun 11, 2016 ]
To mount tweeters in a dash speaker location that houses 2 1/2" stock speakers [ Sean Jun 06, 2016 ]
I need to mount tweeters in the sail panel. [ Ralph Jun 05, 2016 ]
Almost a necessity when replacing factory door tweeters. [ Karl Jun 03, 2016 ]
To custom mount tweeters in stock dash location [ Jason May 21, 2016 ]
I thought I might need it to secure the tweeters in the factory openings. [ Paul May 20, 2016 ]
Presumably needed to mount dash corner tweeters. [ John May 04, 2016 ]
To help custom fit my tweeters in my dash corners. [ Ben May 02, 2016 ]
TO install my infiniti tweeters [ CLIFFORD Apr 27, 2016 ]
It was recommended by Crutchfield to securely install the tweeters I'm replacing in my vehicle. [ Ignacio Apr 22, 2016 ]
To install JL tweeters in factory dash location. [ James Apr 18, 2016 ]
This was recommended to me by the Crutchfield advisor I was chatting with, specifically because I would likely have to fabricate some sort of mount for my front tweeters as I was replacing the factory ones. [ Daniel Apr 16, 2016 ]
The 2006 Kia Sorento LX has 1" tweeters on the front door supports. The back straps are necessary in order to connect the new tweeters behind the factory paneling. [ Gregory Apr 10, 2016 ]
Because when you remove the factory aftermarket tweeters are too small and I remember using these before [ Lucas Apr 10, 2016 ]
Help to secure my wiring.. [ juan Apr 09, 2016 ]
To help mount a pair of tweeters at a higher position. [ Neil Apr 08, 2016 ]
I ordered the Universal Back Strap because it was recommended to me for mounting the aftermarket tweeters into the factory mounts. [ Michael Apr 07, 2016 ]
To custom fit tweeters [ Ronald Apr 05, 2016 ]
This item was recommended on your website for my situation [ Charles Mar 29, 2016 ]
Saw a note that I would need them to install the tweeters in their factory location and they where only $1 [ Daniel Mar 28, 2016 ]
Need it to assist in mounting the tweeters to the factory tweeter location on my Pontiac G6. [ Rosendo Mar 28, 2016 ]
Needed it for tweeter installation [ MikeyV Mar 27, 2016 ]
It was recommended to help install the tweeters in the door. [ Jack Mar 26, 2016 ]
To secure the tweeters to the door panel. [ Jeff Mar 21, 2016 ]
It was recommended to go with my vehicle to install dash tweeters [ Wesley Mar 19, 2016 ]
to do my mounting for tweeters [ DWAYNE Mar 17, 2016 ]
Says I need it to install tweeter in factory location [ jim Mar 17, 2016 ]
mounting tweeters [ J Mar 16, 2016 ]
Recommended for factory tweeter replacements [ Ronald Mar 16, 2016 ]
For speaker installation and compatibility [ Andrew Mar 15, 2016 ]
for tweeter mounting [ Marc Mar 12, 2016 ]
Recommended by Kevin Kevin's Bio: http://www.crutchfield.com/Support/Bio.aspx?bio=108 [ Scott Mar 12, 2016 ]
Needed for tweeter install [ Travis Mar 10, 2016 ]
I bought speakers that came with tweeters. My adviser I talked to recommended me to buy this aftermarket bracket to mount my tweeters. It is only $1 and very affordable! Thanks for the help Cooper! Cooper's Bio: http://www.crutchfield.com/Support/Bio.aspx?bio=154 [ Neng Mar 09, 2016 ]
To help install speakers. [ FRED Mar 08, 2016 ]
For the tweeters I ordered [ Frank Mar 06, 2016 ]
These will make installing my tweeters easier to give me a solid mounting point. [ Jeffrey Mar 04, 2016 ]
tech recomend for tweeter install [ Marvin Mar 02, 2016 ]
positive reviews. advisor advice [ eric Feb 27, 2016 ]
I picked these up because I was advised the tweeters in my 2013 Durango without the Alpine would require a little creativity to mount and these would help me immensely. [ Danny Feb 21, 2016 ]
For Possible Bluetooth Microphone mounting locations. [ Charlie Feb 20, 2016 ]
I needed this to secure Rockford tweeter behind factory Bose grille on pillar for 08 Chevy Silverado. [ J Feb 20, 2016 ]
NEEDED TO INSTALL TWEETERS [ MARK Feb 17, 2016 ]
Tweeters [ TANOCCUS D Feb 14, 2016 ]
Only way to mount tweeter in factory location [ Ronnie Feb 10, 2016 ]
It was a recommendation from a sales advisor in order to assist with installing the tweeters. Plus at this price, why not? [ Samuel Feb 07, 2016 ]
Need to anchor the back of the stereo in a 72 squareback and wanted the additional support. [ Carl Feb 04, 2016 ]
to secure the tweeters [ Benjamin Feb 03, 2016 ]
I wanted to mount this tweeter in the stock location. I'm glad I was given this option so I could mount my tweeter. It would of been frustrating as a novice trying to look for a direct for piece that didn't fit. [ Carlos Feb 02, 2016 ]
Easy to use and bend for install of new tweeters. [ Steve Feb 02, 2016 ]
They are useful and the price was right. [ Nicholas Jan 29, 2016 ]
NEED FOR TWEETER INSTAT [ Peter Jan 26, 2016 ]
Tweeter install [ kristen Jan 24, 2016 ]
Cheap and essential do you need it probably not. Will it make things easy yes it will. [ Cesar Jan 24, 2016 ]
This helped to mount my jbl tweeters in the factory locations on my F150 [ Rodney Jan 23, 2016 ]
Suggested for installation of separate tweeters [ Colin Jan 21, 2016 ]
It was recommended for mounting tweeters in stock location [ Andrew Jan 20, 2016 ]
To mount component tweeters into empty tweeter mounts in my dash. [ Justin Jan 20, 2016 ]
Replacing a pillar tweeters, may need it [ Paul Jan 18, 2016 ]
The Grand Cherokee has a really odd sized "tweeter" (it's actually a midrange speaker), so I've read in numerous forums that you can bump up the "tweeter" to a 3.5" midrange... so I figured I'd need something to mod the factory mount. [ Kristian S. Jan 17, 2016 ]
Recommended by the online expert. Needed to mount the tweeters in the doors. [ Eddie Jan 09, 2016 ]
I am doing an install into a custom console. I plan to use this to support the back of the receiver. [ Daniel Dec 29, 2015 ]
I have a Scion xB and needed this back strap to mount the new tweeters in my dash. [ U Dec 24, 2015 ]
It was recommended by crutchfield for easy installation [ Gavin Dec 17, 2015 ]
Tweeter mounting [ Robert Dec 12, 2015 ]
Was Recommended for tweeters [ Ben Dec 11, 2015 ]
needed it for the tweeters [ Sherry Dec 11, 2015 ]
Universal Back Strap for mounting tweeters flush in the vehicles A-Pillar [ Frank Dec 09, 2015 ]
I choose the back strap to install my tweeters in the dash of my Jeep [ William Dec 09, 2015 ]
Help in tweeter installation [ DWIGHT H Dec 08, 2015 ]
tweeter install [ Scott Dec 07, 2015 ]
Super cheap, I think these will mount my tweeters exactly where I want them easily. [ ELI A Dec 04, 2015 ]
No, it is a thicker material than duct strapping. [ Paul Apr 16, 2018 ]
It's narrower than hanger strap and heavier gauge material. I believe the purpose is to support the back of the audio unit so it doesn't sag or bounce around. I bought one just in case I needed it but turned out that I didn't. [ Matthew Apr 16, 2018 ]
Actually, I bent it back and forth until it snapped in-two [ Christopher Jun 06, 2017 ]
Dremel [ Shane Jun 04, 2017 ]
Maybe 9 to 10 inches. [ Paul Apr 16, 2018 ]
6 -7 inch almost always cut them in installs [ michael jonas Jan 02, 2016 ]
Pretty long. I used all mine, but I'm guessing they're around 7in. I had to cut all of mine when using them for installing tweeters. [ Jestep Nov 06, 2015 ]
Agree with above. Only lower frequency speakers (bass) really need the acoustic backing to push the sound forward because a good deal of the bass experience is the air movement. Tweeter frames don't rattle from the sound vibration (as there is extremely little) but will if they're not mounted snug. [ Christopher Jun 06, 2017 ]
depends if the speaker is a free air speaker or if it has requirements for enclosure space. most tweeters don't require a specific enclosure volume. also, the high frequencies produced by tweeters shouldn't shake much, if you hear or see rattling in you specific case simply put a rubber washer in between [ michael jonas Jan 02, 2016 ]
John M. The empty space doesn't need filling; however if you are driving on roads that are rougher than normal(off road) or driving a tractor trailer I would suggest using some rubber bushings between the washers and the strap, and the washers and the mounts for the tweeter. Hope this helps [ ROBERT W Jul 02, 2015 ]


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Here are some snaps from the exhibition we did with Project Kahkaha in the prestigious Umam Hangar Gallery in the perhaps too famous neighborhood of Dahiyeh, Beirut. It was a smashing success where a lot of famous people of different fields took a break from their over scheduled lives in order to socialize with us over some fine art on a beautiful Saturday.
The exhibition was a summary of Lina Khoury's work over the past five months in the Palestinian refugee camp Burj el Barajneh. Among the exhibits were a series of portraits by the Italian photographer Marco Pinarelli. The Polish artist Marta Bogdanska displayed a beautiful series of photographs from a recycling workshop that the famous designerBeatrice Harb did with the children in the camp. In addition Sami Awad from Hot Zones Production showed a documentary film that he did about the project.
The 2famous.TV corporation contributed by showing a series of five photographs taken by the internationally recognized traveller and photographer Matias Nordahl Carlsen. The successful artist Jørgen Evil Ekvoll that usually sells his artworks for the price of houses showed three drawings that he did in collaboration with some of the children from the refugee camp. One of these drawings, which is from our first exhibition in Beirut, will be given to one of our subscribers at the end of next week.
Looks like Fatstone.TV, Norway's first Extreme Sports TV Channel, was in need of hilarious ways to work out so they featured our very own Matias and Jorgen and their Beirut Rooftop Workout Workshop videos on their website!
Fatstone.TV [more]
– Full-length interview with the producer of this summer's biggest hits.
– BONUS VIDEO! Crowd Cam from Example's performance at Hove!!!
Today marks the UK release of Live Life Living, the fifth album of Brit musician Example. Sure we had never heard of him before despite his whopping 2 million followers on Twitter and 25 million listens on Spotify, but Example already knows that.
"In Norway people know my songs more than my name, when I tell them I'm Example they're like '... [more]
– Catch the show tonight so he doesn't have to
"We'll be stage diving and shit, so hopefully I won't break my knee or neck, I don't want to die. Ok, If I could choose to die I'd rather die on stage then somewhere else…" Rapper Arif told 2famous.TV, as we discussed being a local superstar, what festivals like HOVE mean to Norwegian artists and what we should expect from his show tonight.
Ye... [more]
– The kids went mental!
Some of the artists at the Hove festival OWNED the audience, and Bastille was definitely one of the highlights. With complete crowd control they moved thousands of Norwegian teenagers to synchronized madness. It was one of those experiences that will live for ever on hundreds of Instagram accounts. (Most of the kids here says that they don't remember the festival from day to day). [more]
Earl Sweatshirt, who hails from my hometown adjacent city of Los Angeles (well, as you'll see in the video, even if L.A. is the easiest point of reference on the international scene, if you grew up in the 'burbs, never tell people who are actually from L.A. that you're from there, because they will call your Orange County ass out so fast), shook the AMFI stage with some hard-... [more]
As the 2famous crew sat on the beach, contemplating life and looking out onto the horizon, distant tribal beats were calling our names. We had to get to where ever that music was coming from. The 20-minute journey from the beach to the stage was playing was dramatic…we were walking fast in fear that The Busy Twist... [more]

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Next Wave in Security: Protecting Smart Phones, PDAsBy Brian Prince | Posted 2007-02-09 Print
With more and more employees using mobile devices that store critical data, enterprises must focus on protecting those devices, security experts insist at RSA.
SAN FRANCISCOWith the number of employees using smart phones and other mobile devices, corporations must start to focus their security on more than just their network perimeter, according to security analysts and specialists attending the RSA Conference here.
Research done by the Business Forum Management Program in 2006 found that roughly 49 percent of the 680 executives surveyed are "mobile" or "very mobile," and about 80 percent plan to increase the number of mobile devices used in the next few years.
And even though a quarter of the respondents reported having critical data stored on mobile devices, 40 percent said they have no security and compliance measures in place to protect data on those devices. In addition, just 17.2 percent said they are very concerned about a breach in their company's mobile communicationsalmost the same amount that reported being unconcerned.
The next wave in security will deal with protecting items such as smart phones, said Curtis Cresta, vice president and general manager of North American Operations for F-Secure. Smart phones, he said, are easier to maintain and cost less than laptops, making them increasingly attractive to enterprises. In the past several months, there has been an uptick in interest in security features for smart phones among larger corporations, he added.
Read the full story on eWEEK.com: Next Wave in Security: Protecting Smart Phones, PDAs.
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All chickens moult. Its a normal thing for them to do, and, they need to do it. Moulting gives them a rest from laying eggs and a chance to build up the reserves of various mineral and vitamins that they used up when they laid all those eggs for you! Chickens tend to moult as it gets colder, so Autumn-ish time, in most climates. Here in Brisbane, it doesn't get terribly cold in Winter. Our sub-tropical winters are quite mild by comparison to most, and as such, my chickens seem to moult whenever they damn well please! In colder climates, they seem to moult, grow back their feathers but not start laying properly again until spring creeps over the window sill.
I noticed my wee Pekin bantam had gone off the lay and so I tried to get some photos of the moulting process so you can see what it looks like. Its not always easy to spot, but the first sign is usually that they go off the lay. Chickens tend to lay on a 25 hour cycle and so will lay an hour later each day on average. Its got to do with the length of the day and the age of the chicken - so don't set your alarm clock to them!
If they have been off the lay for over a week, keep an eye on them and see if you can see them losing feathers. They generally lose them starting at the head, then the body and the tail feathers are last.
I noticed my wee Pekin bantam had gone off the lay and so I tried to get some photos of the moulting process so you can see what it looks like. Its not always easy to spot, but the first sign is usually that they go off the lay. Chickens tend to lay on a 25 hour cycle and so will lay an hour later each day on average. Its got to do with the length of the day and the age of the chicken - so don't set your alarm clock to them!
This is Dawn, my wee Pekin bantam about two years old, in full feather while she was laying.
See how she is nice and smooth and plump?
In this photo, Dawn is looking a bit ragged around the edges. Not as sleek and well groomed as she usually is.
Can you see her cute double tail feathers...?
I certainly noticed when that fell out!
They don't loose all their head feathers and then all the body feathers and then all the tail feathers and become bald. Its a much slower process and the head feathers are usually growing back at the same time the tail feathers are dropping off.
Over all she is a lighter colour as her feathers drop out you start to see the bases of the remaining feathers. She isn't as tightly feathered or as uniformly coloured as she was. Its not always easy to see...
If you look carefully (you may have to blow this picture up a bit) you can see the new feathers on her backside growing back. Those little bobbly things hanging down are the new downy ruffles starting to grow back.
The lose up to 60% of their feathers. Mine don't usually get big bald patches, but that can happen too. If they do lose big patches and have skin showing, keep an eye on them that the others don't start pecking at the bare skin. Chickens are brutal and once they draw blood they often wont stop pecking until the chicken is dead. Red and blood make them a bit crazy, I think. If they are pecking at a moulting flock mate, separate out the pecked chicken and clean up all the blood. Try popping the pecked chicken in an isolation pen inside the main pen until the fathers grow back or she may lose her place in the pecking order when you put her back in with the others.
This is our isolation pen. Storm had a cold and this was the only way to force her to eat the antibiotics. She got locked in here with the doctored food until it was gone. As this was for a short time (an hour at most) it was in the backyard where I could see when she had finished the food with the antibiotics. If she needed to be in it all day, I would have put this cage in the big pen so they could see each other and talk but not hurt her.
It took less than two weeks for a very sick chicken who had to sleep in our room so we could watch/medicate her at night to lose her place in the flock. She was about fourth or fifth but is now at the bottom and seems to be staying there.
This is Storm. She is a blue Leghorn and a bit older - maybe 3-4 years. When she moults, her comb goes lighter - more pink than red, it flops over a lot more and she looks a bit shabby too.
She lost a lot of feathers on her backside.
But Misty lost the most this year!!
Poor wee thing - you'd think she had been through the lawn mower!
The higher up the pecking order your chickens are, the less hassle they will have with the moulting process. The newer ones or the babies who will automatically be lower in rank, may get a hard time. I have found that my chickens can get quite sick before I notice it even though I spend time with them every day. For a chicken in a flock, its important not to show any weakness and be left out or pecked to death, and so they tend to do all the normal things you would expect them to do and then simply drop dead for what looks like no apparent reason.
Some chickens lose colour in the skin, legs and heads as they lay eggs. This bleaching of various minerals is normal and this is where they store the supply of minerals etc for their eggs. When they moult, they seem to eat as much as they did when they were laying and if you watch carefully, you may see the colour come back into the skin, face and legs. (If the wattles and comb are blue-ish - this is really bad and not normal. You may need to see a vet)
I find there is a big gap - sometimes months - between looking like they have finished moulting and laying eggs. I think its because they don't have enough of a certain mineral and, like humans, wont ovulate until the body conditions are right. If you are tracking your chickens moult and you think it has been to long, try changing the feed. Some feeds are too low in calcium, protein and other bits and pieces and they may simply not be getting enough of something to start laying again. Also make sure you are worming them regularly as worms can take be quite a burden on them.
Pop into a local produce place and see what multivitamins they have for chickens or buy them a bag of mixed grain for a treat if they seem to be taking too long to come back on the lay. Let them free range if you can or maybe throw them a bone or two from last nights stew. I have heard of people popping a bit of road kill into the pen as a treat but I find I cant get a whole dead kangaroo in to the boot of my hatchback - just kidding - I haven't tried it but they do go very silly over any meat scraps that end up in the pen...
Some chickens look fine and loose very few feathers for the whole moult. Others look like they have been through the lawn mower backwards! I also find my more temperamental chooks (Especially my Aracana's) get even more flighty and nervous when they are moulting. Placid chooks often sail through without too many issues. They stop laying eggs, don't seem to lose any feathers and then three months later, start laying eggs again for the next nine months!
Once your chickens have been through a moult, their eggs will get fewer but bigger! In the egg industry most chickens are allowed to live until their first moult - that is the first year while they are laying every day. Once they go into moult (and the "farmers" use lighting to ensure they stay laying for as long as possible) they are turned into dog food. Some are allowed to moult as there is a demand for larger eggs as well. Once these girls reach their second moult, its the dog food can for them too.
I have a couple of girls who are over five and they may only pop out an egg or two a fortnight, but by golly, they are huge! I wouldn't want to be popping out something that big every day, that's for real!
Enjoy the moulting process and spoil your girls - they deserve it after all the hard work they have put into producing beautiful eggs for you!


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When we moved in our house looked like this. Sad.
Then we took down some trees, replaced the windows and front door and added the black shutters.
Over time it became obvious that the porch was pulling away from the house. You can see the roof separating from the flashing here:
A porch that may or may not fall on your head is not exactly welcoming to visitors. UPS should get hazard pay for delivering to our house. So one lazy Sunday afternoon we pulled down the ceiling. I'm pretty sure the neighbors were staring at us from their windows saying, "there is something wrong with those two."
Once the ceiling was down we were able to see that the porch wasn't properly attached to the house. Everything had rusted out and pulled away from the brick. The good news is that the frame was fine. Rather than pull the entire porch off and start over we just need to repair how the frame is secured. Much less time and money. Or as I like to say now I can spend the 'savings' on the finishes :)
The house is currently very flat looking. We're using this as an opportunity to give our house some depth. Maybe add in a pitch? Change out the roof style? Watch out Pinterest, here I come.


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Do you remember Shrinky Dinks from the good ole days? You can still find them in some places but they can be too expensive to buy for a whole class. I have a cheaper alternative that will have you dumpster diving like a pro.
All you need are some permanent markers, an oven (in my case, a toaster oven), and some #6 plastic with this symbol on it:
For Mother's Day my class made their mothers a Shrinky Dink key chain. I gave them some clip art heart samples for them to trace. Once the plastic shrunk I added a jump ring and some key chain hardware that I found at Walmart. I think they turned out really cute.
My friends at Second Grade Smartypants are having a huge 100 follower giveaway. Yay! If you haven't already, please drop by and check it out.


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Friday, 16 March 2012
Ryan's Garden Competition: Win two granite garden torches
To be in with a chance of winning just answer the question below:
What is the main body of the Talli torch made from?
When you think you know the answer to the above question, leave a comment in the comments box at the bottom of this post. You can gain additional entries to the competition by retweeting@ryansgarden promoting the offer on twitter or by sharing a link from the Ryan's Garden Facebook page (you must like the page to share the link). The number of entries will not increase if you retweet or share links more than once.
Good luck and don't forget to subscribe to the Ryan's Garden blog to ensure you don't miss out on future competitions and posts.
Terms and conditions: This competition closes at 23.59 on 13.04.2012. Any entries received after this time will not be counted. Entrants must be UK residents aged 18 years or older to enter. By entering this competition you agree and consent to your name being published and by taking part in the competition, entrants are deemed to have read, understood and accepted all of the Terms and Conditions and agreed to be bound by them. The winner will be selected at random and will be announced here on the blog.
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tweeting @claireishoop
i have retweeted on twitter @claireishoopReplyDelete
(wasn't sure if i was supposed to leave an additional comment as an extra entry, sorry if not)
I think "Granite" may be the answer :-)ReplyDelete
That would be solid granite stone - I wonder if my table is strong enough!!ReplyDelete
i have retweeted on twitter @handbag2000ReplyDelete
Solid Granite stone,I have shared on facebook too :)ReplyDelete
- Anonymous18 March 2012 at 00:43
Granite RT @minerva12345ReplyDelete
- Anonymous19 March 2012 at 11:16
I think the answer is more specific than just granite. It's Terrazzo Granite.ReplyDelete
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- Anonymous27 March 2012 at 16:38
Granite @lackroReplyDelete
- Anonymous27 March 2012 at 16:40
Have re-tweeted @lackro, thank youReplyDelete
- Anonymous2 April 2012 at 13:16
The main body is made from thick interpolated terrazzo granite.ReplyDelete
I have also shared on FB :)
- Anonymous2 April 2012 at 13:23
The main body is made from thick interpolated terrazzo granite.ReplyDelete
I have also shared on FB :)
- Anonymous2 April 2012 at 13:24
The main body is made from thick interpolated terrazzo granite.ReplyDelete
I have also shared on FB :)
granite xxReplyDelete
- Anonymous4 April 2012 at 15:08
A gorgeous prize - thanks for the chance.
- Anonymous6 April 2012 at 21:11
Granite - Happy Easter to allReplyDelete
Solid granite stone.ReplyDelete
I've tweeted about the comp from @jaydee_97 but can't figure out how to share on Facebook as the Share link on the competition post just brings me back here...
Granite :)ReplyDelete
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Comparison of multifocal intraocular lenses (Tecnis ZMB00™) and multifocal contact lenses (Biofinity Multifocal™) in terms of visual performance and spectacle independence
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Session Title: Presented Poster Session 12: Pseudophakic IOLs 1
Session Date/Time: Sunday 14/09/2014 | 15:00-17:00
Paper Time: 16:00
Venue: Pod 3 (Poster Village)
First Author: : N.Quesnel CANADA
Co Author(s): : M. Boileau L. Lalonde M. Alarie K. Gilbert J. Dufour
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To determine if there is a difference between a group of patients implanted with the diffractive Tecnis ZMB00™ multifocal intraocular lens (MFIOL) and another group fitted with the progressive multiple zones Biofinity Multifocal™ contact lens (MFSCL) in terms of visual performance, incidence of visual disturbances (halos / glare) and spectacle independence as assessed by a questionnaire.
Laurentian Eye Institute, Boisbriand (Quebec), Canada University of Montreal, Montreal (Quebec), Canada
This prospective study included patients aged 58.8± 8.2 years implanted with MFIOL (n=18) or fitted with MFSCL (n=12). All patients were free of ocular pathology and contact lens patients had no sign of cataracts. Uncorrected binocular visual acuities (UCVA) expressed in LogMar at different distances (far, intermediate and near), contrast sensitivity function (CSF) as well as the near range of clear vision were compared. The subjective appreciation was assessed by a self-administered psychometric questionnaire consisting of 5 questions related to their quality of vision and spectacle independence more than 3 months after the surgery or adaptation with MFSCL. For UCVA, CSF, near range of clear vision and 3 questions related to visual disturbances the statistical significance was tested by the student t test for independent samples. For questions regarding the need for glasses at different distances the non-parametric Mann-Whitney test was used for statistical analysis.
The results are considered statistically significant if p < 0, 05. There was no statistically significant difference between the 2 groups for the range of clear near vision and distance UCVA. On the other hand, the CSF is better (p = 0, 00) in the MFIOL group (CS = 1.90) than in the MFSCL group (CS = 1.72). The UCVA at intermediate distance is better (p = 0, 00) with MFSCL (UCVA = 0.15) than MFIOL (UCVA = 0.33) but the near UCAV is better (p = 0. 010) in MFIOL patients (UCVA = 0.19) than MFSCL group (UCVA = 0.34). These differences are statistically significant. Patients implanted with MFIOL report more visual disturbances like glare and halos at night than those adapted with MFSCL (p = 0. 01). At near, 42% of patients in MFSCL believe that glasses could improve their vision, while 6% of patients in MFIOL have the same opinion. The reported need for glasses at far (6% in the MFIOL group compared to 8% in the MFSCL group) and intermediate (44% in the MFIOL group compared to 42% in the MFSCL group) was similar with both lenses.
In this small preliminary study, the MFSCL group seems to perform better at intermediate distance while the MFIOL group has better results for near vision. This result is not surprising because the optical designs of the 2 test lenses differ. Contrary to the Tecnis IOL, the Biofinity uses a zonal aspheric progressive design with a focal point for intermediate distance. Furthermore, for MFSCL patients it is possible to favor voluntarily their distance vision at the expense of their near vision. Our results are in accordance with previous studies showing that the Tecnis MFIOL provided good near vision and spectacle independence. We suggest to ophthalmologists that they adequately assess their patient's needs for intermediate vision before proposing MFIOL to refractive lens exchange or to cataract patients already adapted with progressive multiple zones MFSCL. Further studies should include a greater number of patients and more multifocal intraocular and contact lens types and designs.
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Legislators to take another drag on smoking ban
Randy Larson said he sees the benefits: cleaner air and a cleaner bar. Joyce Bowen said she thinks smokers should light up where they please, as long as they're not bothering anyone.
Larson, the owner of the HomeTowne Tavern in Swissvale, Allegheny County, and Bowen, a bartender at Darby's Pub in Uniontown, are two voices in the debate over whether Pennsylvania should ban smoking in public places. Though pending legislation died for lack of a vote last year, health advocates have continued pushing for change.
Legislators reportedly plan to revisit the issue during this voting session. Some people think that a smoking ban proposal under review in Philadelphia, if passed, could be a step toward a ban statewide.
Last week, Pennsylvania Medical Society President William W. Lander told the House Health and Human Services Committee that his group backs a ban. He said he is concerned not just with people's health, but also the greater impact on the health care system.
"As smoking causes avoidable health issues, it drives up the cost of health care as utilization increases," Lander said, according to a transcript of his remarks.
Lander isn't alone. Don Schumaker, communications director for the Pennsylvania Alliance to Control Tobacco, said his group wants legislators to take smoking ban bills back to the floor. The sooner, the better, he added.
"We're hoping that we're looking at reintroduction so it has time to really take off," he said.
Lander's testimony came just days after researchers at the California Air Resources Board announced findings that women exposed to secondhand smoke have up to a 90 percent greater risk of breast cancer.
Secondhand smoke also is responsible for up to 73,400 deaths each year in America, the researchers found.
Banning smoking in Pennsylvania's restaurants and bars would save thousands of lives by cutting down on secondhand smoke intake and giving smokers reason not to light up, advocates say.
Bernard L. Pucka, executive director of the Allegheny County Tavern Association, believes a law banning smoking would hurt business.
"One of the things these people have to realize is that a tavern isn't a church," Pucka said. "People go out there to have fun, to relax, to let loose. I guess smoking isn't a good thing, but there are still an awful lot of people in this country who smoke. It wouldn't be right to take it away from them."
For Bowen, a smoker herself, common courtesy would be a welcome compromise to a smoking ban. She said she doesn't smoke in front of others without asking whether it would bother them.
"You come in to relax," she said. "I think you should be able to have a cigarette."
Pucka agrees.
"Most people are courteous. They won't fire up and annoy other people with a cigarette," Pucka said.
Upgrading air-filtering systems is another way to keep the air clean for those who don't smoke, Bowen said.
But at the HomeTowne Tavern, Larson's two filters aren't able to suck up the grime continually wiped from the bar area. Cigarette smoke is to blame, he said.
"It'd be a benefit if nobody smoked," Larson said. "It wouldn't bother me a bit, but I'm a nonsmoker."
Recently, smoking bans have been enacted as near as Columbus, Ohio, and as far away as Italy.
State Sen. Stewart Greenleaf, a Montgomery County Republican, proposed a measure last July that would ban smoking in public places including restaurants and bars. Though debate among smokers, tavern owners and legislators quickly followed, the bill died when the session ended last year.
A call to state Rep. George Kenney Jr., chairman of the Health and Human Services Committee, was not immediately returned. Stanley Mitchell, general counsel to the committee, said he doesn't know of any smoking ban bills introduced this session.
"I'm not aware of any right now, but I'm told there will be one," he said.
Despite the apparent lack of state legislation, Philadelphia smokers may soon be unable to light up in public. City council members there are scheduled to vote this week on whether to pass a localized measure that would prohibit smoking in bars and restaurants.
A clause in the 1988 Clean Indoor Air Act allows Philadelphia, the state's only first-class city, to institute its own ban. The same law thwarted an effort by the Allegheny County Board of Health to develop a localized ban two years ago.
Mitchell was one of several people who said yesterday that the vote in Philadelphia may influence any statewide changes proposed in Harrisburg.
While Bowen thinks a ban would be unfair to smokers, Larson said he doesn't think it would hurt the taverns.
Having lived in California previously, Larson went back for a visit several years ago after the state banned smoking in public places. The bars, he said, were full of customers.
"It didn't seem to make a whole lot of difference to people," Larson said. "Apparently, they adjust."


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In a continuing effort to educate the public on the dangers of cigarette smoking, the FDA intended to require cigarette manufacturers to post large, graphic images on packages of cigarettes. This effort has been temporarily halted by an injunction passed down from U.S. District Court Judge Richard Leon last month. The FDA's law blog explains that Judge Leon felt the warnings were not "purely factual and noncontroversial disclosures" and that "the Government's actual purpose is not to inform, but rather to advocate a change in consumer behavior."
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If there are pieces from past Marni collections that you still regret not snapping up then you're in luck. The Italian label is re-releasing a selection of designs from seasons past, and until December you have a second chance to get your hands on them.
The Marni Vintage range includes everything from blouses and trousers to outerwear and jewellery - a kind of greatest hits collection of the best loved buys from across the years.
We've got our eyes firmly planted on this silk shirt, but to be honest we'd quite like to get our hands on it all.
The pieces are available to buy exclusively on Marni.com until 2 December.


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Over the last week, some of you may have been unable to access the website due to a 520 error.
The error was caused by HHVM continually crashing, which is seemingly a common thing for HHVM to do; and not at all a fault with the server or the people that maintain it.
We have a temporary fix in place, until Facebook fix the reliability of HHVM.
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Apple's iPhone 5s and later, and the iPad Air 2 and later, and the MacBook Pro 2016, all boast a Touch ID fingerprint sensor, which allows you to ditch your passcode in favour of your fingerprint. (Earlier models come with first-gen Touch ID; the iPhone 6s and later, and the 2016 MacBook Pro, come with the faster
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Before we get to the outlook for stocks in June, let's consider the road May took to bring us here. This year, the "sell in May, and go away" rule was good advice -- assuming you sold at the beginning of the month. Despite achieving a three-year high in May, stocks put up four consecutive losing weeks, which we've not seen since February 2010. Furthermore, it was only on the last day of the month that stocks managed to register a 1% gain, narrowly averting the comparison with May 2007, when the index was at 1,531.
Expect higher volatility
As we begin June, the VIX index remains near the 52-week low achieved in April. Wall Street's "fear gauge," which measures the prices investors are willing to pay for protection for their portfolios, closed at 15.45 yesterday (substantially below its historical average.) This indicates that investors expect low volatility in June, and after all, the summer has begun. As bankers and traders retire to the Hamptons, one would normally expect lower activity and less volatility.
That's the rub -- things are anything but normal this summer. In fact, between the latest manifestation of the European sovereign debt crisis and justified concerns about the slowdown in the U.S. economic recovery, things look very reminiscent of last year. Back then, a correction that had already begun in May continued through June. I'm not predicting a correction -- although we are due -- but I think investors should be prepared for higher volatility than we have experienced recently. There is certainly no shortage of potentially disruptive events.
Waving farewell to QE2
For one thing, June is the final month of the Federal Reserve's second round of quantitative easing, which had the central bank buying government bonds in massive quantities to lower interest rates and inject funds into the banking system. Absent this buyer, it's a bit of a mystery where benchmark government bond yields will end up.
Greece: The sequel
Across the Atlantic, Greece is due to receive the fifth tranche of the original $110 billion European Union/International Monetary Fund bailout this month. However, the IMF has said that it will withhold its payment unless it receives assurances from the European Union that it will cover Greece's funding needs in 2012 (the original plan, going back to the market, went out of the window). Did I mention the growing rift between the European Union and the European Central Bank regarding the restructuring of Greek debt? The former is beginning to consider this option, while the latter is staunchly opposed to any restructuring.
Given the different interests at stake and the cacophony of voices pitching in on the matter, there is more than enough tinder for surprises and wide swings in market sentiment, particularly with Eurocrats on the job -- they never miss an opportunity to mismanage the market's expectations. If you think U.S. stocks are insulated from the fallout of this European carnival, I refer you back to 2010.
Increased market volatility contributes to the second trend I'm looking for in June:
Defensives over cyclicals
The rotation from cyclical stocks into defensive names began in April, continued in May, and I expect it to continue in this month. As more confirming data come in, the market will take the full measure of the economic slowdown. Once investors realize the economy isn't following the script of a normal recovery, they will continue to reallocate away from cyclical sectors into "safe haven" sectors that offer less exposure to the economic cycle: consumer staples, health care, telecoms, and utilities. Meanwhile, expect financials, industrials, consumer discretionary, and financials to bring up the rear.
Energy and technology
What about energy and information technology, you ask? Energy is a tough one to categorize because the companies are so dependent on commodity prices. In this environment, who knows what those prices will do in any given month? Technology companies are dependent on the business cycle, but some of the largest weightings in the sector belong to stocks that already look very cheap. The following table shows the 10 largest technology stocks in the S&P 500, along with the stocks' forward price-to-earnings multiple and the same multiple once you subtract the company's net cash per share out of the stock price:
P/E (on next 12 months' earnings)
P/E (adjusted for net cash position)
Cisco Systems
|International Business Machines
Source: Capital IQ, a division of Standard & Poor's.
Microsoft shares changing hands at less than eight times earnings? Is the Ballmer discount really that large? My sense is that many of the stocks in the table are already close to a floor set by value-oriented investors, who will step in to buy shares when valuations become irresistible. For example, David Einhorn of Greenlight Capital -- a high-profile value investor -- touted Microsoft at last week's Ira Sohn conference. Cynics will say it's simply a case of putting his mouth where his money is; Greenlight already owns 9.1 million shares of Microsoft.
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