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WGT-2564006B Yellow Fiberglass Tweeter – 6 Ohm, 20W RMS, 25mm Voice Coil, 64mm Aluminum Panel
The WGT-2564006B is a high-frequency tweeter featuring a yellow fiberglass diaphragm, a 25mm voice coil, and a 64mm round aluminum panel in an iron-gray finish. With a nominal impedance of 6 ohms, it is rated for 20W RMS power handling and 40W maximum power handling.
Its specified frequency response extends from 1.9kHz to 20kHz, with a sensitivity of 85dB. This fiberglass tweeter is intended for the high-frequency section of a compatible speaker system, with its impedance and power ratings providing reference points for amplifier and crossover matching.
The yellow fiberglass diaphragm and iron-gray aluminum front panel give the WGT-2564006B a distinctive appearance for speaker assemblies with exposed drivers. For DIY speaker builds, custom audio projects, or replacement applications, verify both the electrical specifications and mounting dimensions to ensure compatibility.
Key Features
• Yellow fiberglass diaphragm for high-frequency reproduction.
• 25mm voice coil diameter.
• 6 ohm nominal impedance.
• 20W RMS rated power handling and 40W maximum power handling.
• 85dB sensitivity.
• Specified frequency response of 1.9kHz–20kHz.
• 64mm round aluminum panel with an iron-gray finish.
Technical Specifications
Product Model: WGT-2564006B
Product Type: High-Frequency Tweeter
Diaphragm Material: Yellow Fiberglass
Nominal Impedance: 6Ω
Rated Power (RMS): 20W
Maximum Power: 40W
Voice Coil Diameter: 25mm
Sensitivity: 85dB
Frequency Response: 1.9kHz–20kHz
Panel Diameter: 64mm
Panel Material: Aluminum
Panel Color: Iron Gray
Panel Shape: Round
Applications and Installation
Consider the WGT-2564006B for compatible multi-way speaker systems, DIY speaker assembly, and tweeter replacement projects. Confirm the mounting cutout, installation depth, and crossover requirements before use. The 64mm panel diameter is not the mounting cutout size, and the stated frequency response alone does not establish the recommended crossover frequency.