Most speakers use a separate driver to handle high and low frequencies—a woofer for lows and a tweeter for highs, with a crossover circuit to tell the signals where to go. Full-range speakers, on the other hand, have a single driver, eliminating the need for a crossover and allowing for more articulation and detail in […]
Continue reading →Speakers, when playing classical music, are often substandard. The genre’s wide dynamic range means you need a speaker that will produce delicate pianissimos and powerful fortissimos, while the frequency range runs from the deep bass of low brass to the bright treble of a piccolo—and everything in between. Add in the number of voices that […]
Continue reading →A party’s not a party without good music, and the music won’t be good unless you’ve got the right set of speakers. Home speakers, however high-quality, aren’t designed to put out the kind of volume required to compete with a room full of people. Bodies absorb soundwaves, especially on the bass end of the spectrum. […]
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