Monacor DT-254 1'' Soft Dome Tweeter

Name: Monacor DT-254 1'' Soft Dome Tweeter
Brand: Monacor
SKU: DT-254
Price: 34.95 EUR
Rating: 4 (1 reviews)

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Product description

High-tech tweeter with some nice features such as a special faceplate that optimizes the radiation pattern.

Highlights

Special front plate design for optimizing the sound radiation
Maximum frequency response extension with very high linearity
Minimum scattering
Very low resonant frequency
High power handling

Product details

Monacor DT-254 1'' Soft Dome Tweeter

This tweeter is as high-tech as it looks. It has a special spherical front plate to optimize the radiation pattern and a dampened rear chamber, eliminating internal resonance. This results in a very low resonant frequency and an even roll-off on the low-end so designing a crossover filter is should be a breeze. On the other end of the spectrum this tweeter displays an extra brilliant sound without sounding harsh.

Specifications

Article number: DT-254
Tweeter Type: Soft dome
Cone / Dome Diameter: 1''
Power Handling (RMS): 90 Watts
Power Handling (max): 150 Watts
Impedance (Z): 8 Ohms
Sensitivity: 92 dB 1W/m
Frequency Response: 2,000-22,000 Hz
Resonant Frequency (Fs): 900 Hz
Overall Outside Diameter: 110 mm
Cutout Diameter: 85 mm
Depth: 38 mm
Mounting Type: 4 x ∅ 4.5 mm mounting holes
Spaced 90º apart on ∅ 92 mm circle
Recommended cut frequency: 2,000 Hz

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4 of 5

Well, I haven't used the tweeter yet. I'm waiting to perform some 8 ohm speaker to test its sound reproduction quality. The majority of speakers that assemble are 4 ohm. The tweeter has a good aspect. The appearance is quite good and I trust that the quality will be good too. I ordered these tweeters precisely to test them and see if I can normalize them for 8 ohm executions.

By Jorge C. on 26 December 2019