Micro

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Enclosure Type: Bass Reflex
Driver Alignment: 2-way
Tweeter Type: Dome
Bass Type: Woofer
Crossover Type: Passive
Impedance: 4 Ohm
Sensitivity: 84 dB
Cutoff -3 dB: 70 Hz
Diaphragm Material: Silk, Aluminum
Build Complexity: Novice
Radiation Type: Monopole
Type of Use: Home
Placement: Bookshelf
Bass Driver Size: 4 inch
Cost of Parts: $172

compact, but capable

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Special Features

  • High performance compact design
  • Optimized drivers
  • Aluminum cone midwoofer
  • Simple high quality cross-over network
  • Front firing integrated port
  • Versatile placement
  • Solid single wiring binding posts

Dimensions (H x W x D) : 260 x 130 x 170 mm ( 10.2 x 5.1 x 6.7 inch )

This design, with prebuilt crossovers and assembly ready cabinets can be found in shops.

overview

The MICRO is a compact 2-way speaker kit with minimal footprint and ideally suited for bookshelf placement, desktop or even near field monitoring. Treat yourself with far better sound than comparable pre-assembled consumer speakers can offer. These small but capable speakers are sure to impress and will easily fill your favorite listening space with high quality sound.

Parts List

Parts List (each cabinet):

  • 1 pc - High frequency driver SB19ST-C000-4 (sold separately)
  • 1 pc - Low frequency drivers 4” SB12PAC25-4 or 4” SB12CACS25-4 (sold separately)
  • 1 pc - Micro crossover kit (sold separately)
  • 4 pcs - Wood Screw 3.5 x 20 mm for tweeter
  • 4 pcs - Wood Screw 4 x 20 mm for woofer
  • 4 pcs - Wood Screw 4 x 16 mm for crossover (from crossover kit)
  • 1 pair - Binding post terminal
  • 1 pc - Damping
  • 1 pc - Name plate

Tools Needed:

  • No. 2 Philips screwdriver (for drivers and crossover screw)
  • 11 mm hex socket (for tightening binding post nut)
  • Multipurpose glue (for attaching the damping and sealing the terminal hole)

Assembly Instructions

1. Take out the cabinet from the packaging and take out the raw damping material from the cabinet.

2. Unscrew the binding post nut then attach both binding post terminals on the rear of the cabinet.

3. Fasten each terminal from the inside of the cabinet using the terminal nuts.

4. Tighten the nut using 11 mm hex socket head. Put some glue around the nut to seal the cabinet.

5. Place the crossover on the rear panel inside the cabinet.

6. Secure the crossover to the cabinet with the four screws. One screw in each corner.

7. Connect both crossover input cables to the binding post terminals.

8. Cut the raw damping material according to the cutting diagram.

9. Place each part of the damping material the cabinet according to damping position diagram. Add a bit of glue if needed to hold the damping material in place.

10. Attach the tweeter cables from the crossover to the tweeter terminals, then place the tweeter into the tweeter cutout on the cabinet, align the screw holes to the cabinet screw holes.

11. Attach the woofer cables from the crossover to the woofer terminals, then place the woofer into the woofer cutout on the cabinet, align the chassis screw holes to the cabinet screw holes.

12. Fasten the tweeter and woofer screws to the cabinet.

13. Repeat the steps for the second speaker and you have finished the assembly process. Happy listening!

AUTHOR:
SB Acoustics is a marriage of the design talents of Danesian Audio (Denmark), a company filled with industry veterans, responsible for many well known and revolutionary designs, and the manufacturing expert Sinar Baja Electric (Indonesia). Built as a vertically integrated company, with more than 35 years of transducer manufacturing experience SB Acoustics has been able to create affordable lines of products, without compromising acoustic performance for cost. Ultimately, we invite you to judge.
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