Got screwed by audio shop, where to go from here?

[CrackerTeg]

Black tar that shit and call it a day. Lol.  In all seriousness I would do what Tim says. He's a genius.

Nelson, you've got some jizz on your chin.

[gargantula99]

A little dribble. That's all. Lol

Ok, so I just left the audio shop. Everything is working again except for my sub.  I think I need a new amp, but not sure.  The weird thing is they said they didn't do anything.  Everything just started working again.

[ikethegreat]

I'll try the plastic weld, thanks.

[timot_one]

You could use hot glue for a less permanent option, but it can melt in the summer.  Are there any tweeter cups or mounting brackets that came with the speakers?  Sometimes those can also be modified so the tweeter can be removed and not modified.

[ikethegreat]

I want something permanent for sure.  Here is what came with the tweeters.  Tim if you think you could wipe something up, I'd be happy to send some money your way so I don't have to worry about screwing something up and it looking like shit. 

[timot_one]

Hmmm.  The biggest problem is that the mounting cups have the tweeter drop in from the top.  I'm sure you want it to be a stealth install, so cutting a hole out is not an option.  I could plastic weld it if you wanted, but you could also go with some decent epoxy and do it yourself.