Full range speakers, also known as wideband speakers, are speakers that cover a relatively wide range of frequencies, allowing for a better sound experience in a home theater or entertainment room. Because they offer a wider range of audio.
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Model |
W2529R |
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Rated Impedance |
8Ω |
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Resonance Frequency |
110 Hz |
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Sound Pressure Level |
82 ± 3dB SPL @1m1W |
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Effective Frequency Range |
F0 ～ 20K |
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Rated Noise Power |
10W |
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Long-term Maximum Power |
15W |
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Line input |
8.95 |
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Distortion |
5% Max |
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Weight |
87g |
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Dimension(L*W*H)(mm) |
Ø71.8 |
Loudspeaker material specifications
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Voice coil Specifications |
Φ20.4 |
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DCR impedance |
6.9 |
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Voice coil bobbin |
KSV |
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Magnetic steel specification |
119.5*6 N42 18*3 N35 |
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Basin frame material |
Iron |
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Cone material |
Paper |
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Elastic wave material |
Cotton cloth |
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Dust cap material |
Paper |
The T/S parameter
| Re | Fo | BL | Qms | Qes | Qts | Vas | Mms |
| 6.9 | 115.417 | 3.381 | 2.363 | 0.995 | 0.7 | 7.73 | 2.273 |
Characteristics and performance
Sound source accuracy: Full-frequency speakers act as a single sound source to ensure sound phase accuracy, resulting in better sound fields, knots, instrument separation and layers.
Consistent timbre: A full-frequency speaker tends to have a consistent timbre in each band, which allows it to deliver a more natural and full sound when playing music.
Strong applicability: Due to their ability to cover a wide frequency range, full-frequency speakers are ideal for applications where multiple types of audio content need to be handled, such as multimedia equipment, television and sound systems, as well as music performances and recording studios.
FAQ
What speakers are full range?
Most full-range speakers have a low frequency of around 60-70 Hz. Larger units with 15" drivers will reach low frequencies, while those with 10" or less LF drivers will roll off closer to 100 Hz. The high-frequency range of such devices usually extends up to 18 kHz.
Are full-range speakers better?
The sound quality of a midrange speaker might sound ok on its own, but when compared to what a good full range speaker can produce, there is no real head-to-head comparison; a full range speaker is the best.
What is a full-range speaker?
A full-range loudspeaker drive unit is defined as a driver which reproduces as much of the audible frequency range as possible, within the limitations imposed by the physical constraints of a specific design. The frequency range of these drivers is maximized through the use of a whizzer cone and other means.
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