The ultrasonic method is very informative for research of viscoelastic properties of mesogens at changing thermodynamic parameters of state. At phase transitions, anomalies of the velocity of propagation and coefficient of absorption of ultrasound waves as well as of viscoelastic properties are observed. These anomalies for liquid crystals are most pronounced at frequencies lower that 1 MHz. Up to now acoustic resonators with volumes of about 5 cm 3 have been used, which considerably prevents the application of this method for science-based newly synthesized mesogenic compounds. This article presents experimental results obtained by means of a new resonator method with samples with volumes of 0.06 cm 3 to 0.15 cm 3 . The velocity and coefficient of absorption of ultrasound were measured at frequencies from 0.68 MHz to 1.63 MHz for four mesogens: esters of alkyloxyphenylcyclo-hexane-2-carbonic acid and n-amylphenol. It has been shown that temperature dependencies of ultrasonic parameters obtained in small-volume cells correspond to those established previously by traditional methods using measuring cells with larger volumes. It is also shown that the temperature dependencies of the bulk viscosity and the bulk elasticity modulus derived from our ultrasonic measurements, in general features, duplicate the corresponding dependencies obtained by standard methods. It confirms that the proposed acoustic method is suitable for routine investigations of viscoelastic properties of small-volume samples of mesogenic compounds.