Hard-Dome Tweeter 26HD3
Hard-Dome Tweeter 26HD3
Hard-Dome Tweeter 26HD3
Hard-Dome Tweeter 26HD3

Features

92 dB SPL
92 dB SPL

Efficiency

2 kHz - 25 kHz
2 kHz - 25 kHz

recommended frequency range

1" | 25mm
1" | 25mm

dimensions

Magnesium Ceramic
Magnesium Ceramic

Membrane material

±0.4 mm
±0.4 mm

linear motion

Features

92 dB SPL
92 dB SPL

Efficiency

2 kHz - 25 kHz
2 kHz - 25 kHz

recommended frequency range

1" | 25mm
1" | 25mm

dimensions

Magnesium Ceramic
Magnesium Ceramic

Membrane material

±0.4 mm
±0.4 mm

linear motion

Vendor:ETON Soundsysteme GmbH

Hard-Dome Tweeter 26HD3

Der ETON 26HD3 ist ein Harddome-Hochtöner der besonderen Art: Seine 25-mm-Kalotte besteht aus Magnesium und ist beidseitig mit einer dünnen Keramikschicht beschichtet – ein Verfahren, das die hohe Steifigkeit des Metalls mit einer überraschend guten inneren Dämpfung verbindet. Das Ergebnis ist ein Klangbild, das die Detailauflösung und Präzision eines Harddome-Treibers mit der Geschmeidigkeit und dem räumlichen Abbildungsvermögen vereint, das man eher von hochwertigen Softdome-Konstruktionen kennt.

Mit 1,8 T magnetischer Flussdichte, 92 dB Wirkungsgrad und dem bewährten Neodym-Unterhang-Antrieb ohne Ferrofluid liefert der 26HD3 die technische Basis für High-End-DIY-Projekte, die einen klar definierten, analytischen Hochton mit exzellenter 3D-Raumdarstellung anstreben. Made in Germany, aus der ETON-Manufaktur.

Warum der ETON 26HD3 für Ihr DIY-Projekt?

  • ✦ Magnesium-Kalotte mit beidseitiger Keramikbeschichtung – hohe Steifigkeit, kontrollierte Dämpfung, kein harter Metallklang
  • ✦ Trennfrequenz ab 2 kHz möglich – dank effektiver Kalottendämpfung; ab 3,5 kHz für unkritischen Betrieb empfohlen
  • ✦ 1,8 T Flussdichte – maximaler Antrieb, präzise Impulswiedergabe
  • ✦ 92 dB Wirkungsgrad – ideal für wirkungsgradstarke DIY-Konstruktionen
  • ✦ Kompaktes Format (90 mm Ø, 26,5 mm Einbautiefe, 0,27 kg) – flexibel einsetzbar auch in engen Gehäusesituationen
  • ✦ Ohne Ferrofluid – Unterhang-Antrieb für maximale Langzeitstabilität

Der 26HD3 ist die Wahl für DIY-Entwickler, die den analytischen Charakter eines Harddome-Treibers suchen – ohne die typischen Resonanzprobleme unbedämpfter Metallkalotten. Kombinieren Sie ihn mit passenden ETON-Mittel- und Tieftönern für ein präzises, räumlich überzeugendes High-End-System.

Double-sided ceramic coating on the magnesium dome: hard dome precision without resonant peaks – analytical, fast treble without harsh metallic sound.

Double-sided ceramic coating on the magnesium dome: hard dome precision without resonant peaks – analytical, fast treble without harsh metallic sound.

Resonant frequency 810 Hz / Crossover frequency from 2 kHz possible: Maximum flexibility for crossover frequency in the compact 25 mm hard dome format.

Resonant frequency 810 Hz / Crossover frequency from 2 kHz possible: Maximum flexibility for crossover frequency in the compact 25 mm hard dome format.

92 dB efficiency / 1.8 T: Highest efficiency in the ETON Harddome product range – ideal for high-efficiency systems and stable-headroom high-end designs.

92 dB efficiency / 1.8 T: Highest efficiency in the ETON Harddome product range – ideal for high-efficiency systems and stable-headroom high-end designs.

90 mm Ø, 26.5 mm installation depth, 0.27 kg: Most compact format in the ETON Harddome product range – for tight installation situations and space-saving housing concepts

90 mm Ø, 26.5 mm installation depth, 0.27 kg: Most compact format in the ETON Harddome product range – for tight installation situations and space-saving housing concepts

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Harddome precision without compromises

The frequency response of the 26HD3 shows what the combination of magnesium stiffness and ceramic damping sounds like in practice: a linear, controlled amplitude curve with 92 dB efficiency, which delivers the typical strengths of a hard dome driver – precision, detail resolution, fast transients – without the typical weaknesses of undamped metal domes. There are no sharp resonance peaks, no overemphasized treble, and no listener fatigue during long listening sessions.

The usable frequency range starts at a practical 2 kHz – with a suitably steep filter – and extends far into the ultrasonic range. The wide radiation pattern of the 25mm dome ensures uniform energy distribution throughout the room and stable, precise stage imaging even off the main listening axis. This is a decisive advantage for DIY developers who have excellent 3D sound reproduction as their project goal.

The smooth response curve with no dips or peaks across its operating range is the direct result of the double-sided ceramic coating – a manufacturing process developed and perfected by ETON at its German production plant. A hard dome driver that sounds exactly as it measures.

Ceramic damping makes all the difference

The impedance curve of the 26HD3 displays the behavior of a hard dome driver with an effectively damped magnesium ceramic dome. The impedance maximum lies at the resonant frequency of approximately 810 Hz. Despite this higher resonant frequency compared to soft dome drivers, ETON recommends a crossover frequency starting at 2 kHz – proof that the double-sided ceramic coating damps the dome so effectively that the driver operates controllably even with tighter coupling. For non-critical use without special requirements for crossover design, a crossover frequency starting at 3.5 kHz is recommended.

Above the resonant frequency, the driver behaves almost purely resistively thanks to its extremely low voice coil inductance (Le = 0.02 mH) – the impedance rise at high frequencies is minimal. This means crossover designers have a forgiving, predictable load: simpler crossover design, lower phase errors, and more flexibility in component selection.

The cleanly defined impedance maximum, with no secondary resonances or dips in the passband, confirms the mechanical precision of the drive system and the quality of the dome coating. This is a hard dome driver that behaves identically in simulation and real-world use – reproducible, no surprises, Made in Germany.

Product Specification

Dimensions and installation
Overall diameter

90 mm

Volume cover

62.3 mm

Overall depth

26.5 mm

Front plate thickness

5.6 mm

Weight

0,27 kg

Screw hole diameter (screw / head)

5 mm / 8 mm

Terminal (negative / positive)

4,8 mm / 4,8 mm

Voice coil
Diameter

25 mm

Height

1.2 mm

Wire material

CCAW

Carrier material

Aluminum

Winding layers

2

Magnetic drive
Magnetic flux density

1.8 T

Air gap height

2 mm

Material

Neodymium

Dimensions

55 mm x 32 mm

Drive system

Underhang

Ferrofluid

nein

Technical data
Nominal Impedance

Zn = 8 Ohm

DC Resistance

Re = 6.6 Ohm

1-Watt Resonance Frequency

fr = 810 Hz

TSP Resonance Frequency

fr = - Hz

Suspension Compliance

Cms = - mm/N

Mechanical Q Factor

Qms = -

Electrical Q Factor

Qes = -

Total Q Factor

Qts = -

Mechanical Resistance

Rms = - kg/s

Total Moving Mass (including entrained air mass)

Mmd = 0.24 g

Effective Radiating Area

Sd = 6.8 cm²

Voice Coil Inductance

Le = 0.02 mH

Force Factor

BLxl = 3.7 Tm

Electrical Xmax

+/- 0.4 mm

Mechanical Xmax

+/- 1.4 mm

Equivalent Volume

Vas = - dm³

Average Sound Pressure Level 1 W / 1 m

92 dB SPL

Power Handling

100 W*


*IEC 60268-5

Downloads

Technical Data Sheet Harddome HT 26HD3

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