Extra thin and stiff
glass dome
Lasered front plate
Plastic sleeved
cable terminal
Thread for
hidden mounting
BRAX GRAPHIC PRO Tweeter HT1
The housing
The GRAPHIC HT1 operates in a
two-part lathed solod stainless
steel housing. It eliminates 350
times more heat than a conventional tweeter housing. The front
plate is shaped like a wing, which
is the perfect design for superb
radiation surface characteristics
of the speaker.
Hidden fastening is no problem
thanks to a thread on the back
part of the housing. The hand
lathed cable terminals are suitable for loudspeaker cables up to
2,5 mm
2
.
The driver
The 25 mm HT1 voice coil is driven by a drilled neodyme magnet
system. The 6 holes in the pole
plate not only ensure the coupling of the tweeter to the volume,
they also eliminate heat.
The coupled, dampened volume
of the HT1 achieves a resonance
frequency of 730 Hz.
The diaphragm
The glass dome of the tweeter is
manufactured in 5 separeate processes. The first involves a glass
fibre nonwoven mat that is
immersed in a bath of special
resin. The impregnated material
is then also compressed in a heat
press and baked in a mould to
give it its final shape. The result
is a yellow, paper-thin, mesh like
dome. In order to render it airtight, it is coated with a clear
dispersion which also provides it
with a glossy finish. The two layers are permanently bonded to
each other by a type of artificial
ageing process using UV light,
which also gives the dome its
golden colour.
After cutting the dome is bonded
to a supronyl edge consisting of
two 65µ thick layers of polyamide.
Frequency crossover for TT1
Frequency crossover for HT1
The frequency crossovers
The two crossovers were developed especially for the TT1 and
HT1. They make the BRAX GRAPHIC PRO a perfectly tuned and
harmonic sound system of the
reference class. A balanced sound
in any car and at any volume is
made possible by sophisticated
features such as individual high
pass adjustment.
Lasered serial no.
24-carat gold-plated
connectors with fine
thread
Milled ring for
easy mounting
Supronyl edge