If you pick up an acoustic guitar (depending on the design of the neck) and play the top E-string on the top fret, you are playing B, at about 988 Hz. Some electrics even go a couple notes higher. A quick look at our specs will show that we transition to the littlest driver, the tweeter, [...]
Reality: Not True
Bass is a product of different factors, including the mass of the moving elements (cone, voice coil, and suspension) the power area of the speaker magnet, and the volume of air in the cabinet. As with any recipe, altering any one of these ingredients will yield speakers with a different flavor. Just looking at [...]
One of my favorite things about demonstrating speakers is to create magic – I mean that literally because the best audio demos happen when the speakers completely fool you into experiencing an alternate reality. But I am not a magician by trade so I don’t really care about giving away the secrets! So here’s a good [...]
Of course it is, but the concept can also be deceptive. Think about a kick drum, which can be extremely punchy, if you really stomp on the pedal. But with reproducing high quality audio, there’s a catch. A speaker designer can actually design a subwoofer to be “ringy” – essentially to resonate at a specific note. [...]
Select and play your favorite track on your system then get yourself up off your barcalounger and move around the room. See how the speakers sound when you’re sitting or standing. Also check how they sound from different areas of the room. Good speakers should spread the sound evenly throughout a room. Two or three people [...]
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