Floor Speakers With A Flat Frequency Response

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Floor speakers with a flat frequency response.

With audio electronics amplifiers preamps cd players digital to analog converters etc. However a flat response describes a consistent relationship between the amplitude of the source and the amplitude of the speaker system output from one tone to the other. A speaker with a lower frequency floor may not need to be paired with a subwoofer especially if you have a small or medium size entertainment room. It comes packaged with excellent active crossovers room response compensation an amazing optimized amplifiers and well composite enclosure.

Frequency response in context a big improvement would be a frequency response number that also includes the amplitude tolerance expressed as xhz ykhz 3db this tells you that the amplitude of the speaker s response relative to frequency does not deviate more than 3 decibels from the center line. Flat response 60hz 20khz 5db 100 dbspl. That is a speaker whose published frequency response is 50 25 khz 3 db will be 3 db below flat at 50 hz and 25 khz. Known by several different names tower speaker floor speakers floor standing speakers standing speakers.

In other words if the source contains tones for each frequency from 20hz 20khz with the same amplitude the speaker system would play all those tones with the same amplitude. A typical frequency response for floor standing speakers in this price range is 40hz on the low end to 20khz in the treble range. The revel salon2 and the paradigm milleniaone. It s a different story.

I haven t seen a less than glowing review of either one. Transforming and hardening when exposed to led light. That way there are absolutely no reflections left to mess with the clean flat frequency response played by the speakers apart from the floor bounce. The tighter the variance the more flat or accurate a speaker s response.

It has a frequency response range of 48hz to 20khz which is an ideal range for flat frequency response. Here are two speakers with essentially flat frequency response. Typical variances range from 5 db to 3 db with the lower figure usually bounding the frequency extremes. The term is often used like so.

There are absolutely no reflective surfaces left for the speakers to see apart from the floor. Posted by chris west.