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Why is it that a full range speaker is not able to deliver all frequencies at once with perfection as compared to the standard tweeder, midrange, woofer and optionally subwoofer arrangement?
Full range speakers are designed to cover a wide range of frequencies, but they are not capable of delivering all frequencies with perfection due to physical limitations and design constraints. This can result in some frequencies being overemphasized or underrepresented.
There are a few factors that can contribute to imperfections in frequency delivery for a full range speaker. These include the size and design of the speaker, as well as the materials used in its construction. Additionally, the placement of the speaker in the room can also affect its ability to accurately reproduce all frequencies.
While you cannot completely eliminate imperfections in frequency delivery, there are some steps you can take to improve the overall performance of your full range speaker. These include proper placement, using high-quality audio sources, and using equalization to adjust the frequency response.
In general, having dedicated speakers for each frequency range can result in more accurate and precise audio reproduction. However, this can also be more expensive and require more space. Full range speakers are a more budget-friendly and space-saving option, but they may not be able to deliver all frequencies with perfection.
The best way to determine if your full range speaker is delivering frequencies accurately is to use a frequency response test. This involves playing a range of frequencies and measuring the output of the speaker to see if it matches the source. You can also listen to a variety of audio sources and pay attention to any noticeable imbalances in the sound.