Description
The SB19ST-C000-4 is a ¾-inch (19 mm) fabric dome tweeter from SB Acoustics, designed to offer smooth response, tight dispersion, and excellent integration with small to mid-sized woofers.
Features
- Optimized damping in pole cavity to eliminate internal reflection
- Fine weave soft fabric dome for smooth frequency response
- Saturation controlled motor system for reduced distortion
- CCAW voice coil for low moving mass
- Long life silver lead wires
Specs
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- Nominal Impedance 4 Ω
- DC resistance, Re 3.4 Ω
- Voice coil inductance, Le 0.07 mH
- Effective piston area, Sd 3.8 cm2
- Voice coil diameter 19.1 mm
- Voice coil height 1.8 mm
- Air gap height 3 mm
- Linear coil travel (p-p) 1.2 mm
- Moving mass incl. air, Mms 0.22 g
- Free air resonance, Fs 980 Hz
- Sensitivity (2.83 V / 1 m) 88.5 dB
- Mechanical Q-factor, Qms 6.45
- Electrical Q-factor, Qes 1.50
- Total Q-factor, Qts 1.22
- Force factor, Bl 1.75 Tm
- Rated power handling* 30 W
- Magnetic flux density 1.24 T
- Magnet weight 0.13 kg
- Net weight 0.32 kg
* IEC 268-5, high-pass Butterworth, 2600 Hz, 12 dB/oct.
✅ Strengths
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Smooth and natural top end – great for relaxed, non-fatiguing listening.
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Compact size – perfect for narrow baffles or small speaker designs.
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Relatively low Fs – allows crossovers around 2.5–3 kHz if designed carefully.
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Good power handling for its size, thanks to ferrofluid and solid motor design.
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Affordable, high-quality option for both DIY and OEM speaker builds.
🔧 Typical Applications
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2-way bookshelf or desktop speakers
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Slim tower speakers with smaller midwoofers (4″–6.5″)
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Car audio builds
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Nearfield monitors
🛠️ Crossover Tips
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Recommended Crossover: ≥2.5 kHz, ideally 3 kHz+ with 12–18 dB/oct slopes.
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Works especially well when paired with SB Acoustics 4–5″ midwoofers or even with the SB13 or SB15 series.
⚖️ Comparison: SB19ST vs SB26ST
| Feature | SB19ST-C000-4 | SB26STCN-C000-4 |
|---|---|---|
| Dome Size | 19 mm | 26 mm |
| Dispersion | Wider | Slightly narrower |
| Fs | Lower (~1.2 kHz) | Slightly higher (~1.6 kHz) |
| Size | More compact | Larger footprint |
| Sensitivity | Slightly lower (~90 dB) | Slightly higher (~91 dB) |
| Crossover Flexibility | More limited | More flexible |












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