Citronic Coaxial LF+HF Driver for Full Range Cabinets - 10in 250W 4ohm - 902.690UK

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The Citronic 10-inch coaxial driver (902.690UK) is designed for audio technicians and DIY speaker builders who need a reliable, high-performance replacement component for full-range PA cabinets and stage monitors. Its primary benefit is superior phase alignment due to the concentric design, which provides clear sound reproduction across a wide frequency spectrum; however, users should note that this is a raw component requiring a compatible enclosure and crossover knowledge for optimal installation.
| Model Part Number | 902.690UK |
|---|---|
| Brand | Citronic |
While it can be used, this is a full-range PA driver designed for accurate reproduction; it may sound different from traditional dedicated guitar speakers.
No, this driver has a fixed impedance of 4 ohms. Using it with an amplifier that cannot handle 4-ohm loads may damage your hardware.
Yes, as a coaxial driver with both LF and HF components, it is recommended to use a high-quality crossover to ensure the frequencies are sent to the correct parts of the driver.
Please refer to your specific cabinet specifications to ensure the mounting holes align with the industry-standard steel frame dimensions of this 10-inch unit.
The tweeter is integrated into the coaxial assembly; it is designed to be replaced as a single unit rather than serviced separately.
Check your amplifier settings and ensure the signal is not being clipped. Verify the crossover frequency to ensure the driver is not handling frequencies outside its range.
Inspect the internal crossover wiring to ensure the HF signal path is intact and the connection to the concentric tweeter is secure.
Ensure the driver is tightly mounted to the cabinet baffle and that the mesh dust cap is not loose or damaged.
Installation requires basic soldering skills and knowledge of speaker wiring. As a 4-ohm driver, ensure that your amplifier is rated to handle this impedance load to avoid overheating or hardware damage.