Distinguish Sound Audio Speakers According To Different Dimensions
author: Ada Wu
2022-12-12
Distinguish Sound Audio Speakers According To Different Dimensions
According to the use occasion
It is divided into professional speakers and home theater system speakers.
Speaker system for home are generally used for home playback, which are characterized by exquisite and soft sound quality, delicate and beautiful appearance, low sound pressure level and relatively low power. Professional speakers are generally used in dance halls, karaoke, cinemas, halls, stadiums and other professional entertainment places. Generally, professional sound speakers have high sensitivity, high playback sound pressure, good strength and large bearing power.
Compared with home audio small usb speakers, their sound quality is hard and their appearance is not very refined. However, the performance of monitoring speakers in professional speakers is close to that of home speakers, and their appearance is generally delicate and compact, so such monitoring speakers are often used by home HI-FI sound systems.
It is divided into professional speakers and home theater system speakers.
Speaker system for home are generally used for home playback, which are characterized by exquisite and soft sound quality, delicate and beautiful appearance, low sound pressure level and relatively low power. Professional speakers are generally used in dance halls, karaoke, cinemas, halls, stadiums and other professional entertainment places. Generally, professional sound speakers have high sensitivity, high playback sound pressure, good strength and large bearing power.
Compared with home audio small usb speakers, their sound quality is hard and their appearance is not very refined. However, the performance of monitoring speakers in professional speakers is close to that of home speakers, and their appearance is generally delicate and compact, so such monitoring speakers are often used by home HI-FI sound systems.
Divided by audio frequency
It can be divided into full band speakers, bass speakers and subwoofers.
The so-called full band speaker refers to the sound that can cover the low frequency, medium frequency and high frequency range. The lower limit frequency of the full band speaker is generally 30Hz-60Hz, and the upper limit frequency is 15KHz-20KHz. In general, only one or two pairs of full band speakers can be used in small and medium-sized audio systems to play the sound.
PC bass speakers and subwoofers are generally used to supplement the low-frequency and ultra-low frequency playback of full band speakers. This type of speaker is generally used in large and medium-sized audio systems to enhance the strength and shock of low-frequency playback. When in use, most of the low-frequency signals are sent to a special bass amplifier after being divided by an electronic frequency divider (voice divider), and then the bass or subwoofer is pushed.
By use
Generally, it can be divided into main playback speakers, monitoring speakers and listening back speakers.
The main loudspeaker is generally used as the main loudspeaker of the sound system to undertake the main playback tasks. The performance of the main playback speaker has a great impact on the playback quality of the entire audio system. You can also select a full band speaker plus a subwoofer for combined playback.
The monitoring speaker is used for program monitoring in the control room and recording room. It has the characteristics of small distortion, wide and straight frequency response, and little modification of signals, so it can most truly reproduce the original appearance of the program. Echo speakers, also known as stage monitoring speakers, are generally used on the stage or dance hall for actors or band members to monitor their own singing or playing voice.
This is because they are located behind the main sound box on the stage and cannot hear their own voice or the band's playing voice clearly, so they cannot cooperate well or feel uncertain, which seriously affects the performance effect. Generally, the return sound box is made into an inclined plane and placed on the ground, so that it can not only be placed on the stage without affecting the overall shape of the stage, but also can be heard clearly by the people on the stage during playback, and the sound can not be fed back to the microphone to cause whistling.
It can be divided into full band speakers, bass speakers and subwoofers.
The so-called full band speaker refers to the sound that can cover the low frequency, medium frequency and high frequency range. The lower limit frequency of the full band speaker is generally 30Hz-60Hz, and the upper limit frequency is 15KHz-20KHz. In general, only one or two pairs of full band speakers can be used in small and medium-sized audio systems to play the sound.
PC bass speakers and subwoofers are generally used to supplement the low-frequency and ultra-low frequency playback of full band speakers. This type of speaker is generally used in large and medium-sized audio systems to enhance the strength and shock of low-frequency playback. When in use, most of the low-frequency signals are sent to a special bass amplifier after being divided by an electronic frequency divider (voice divider), and then the bass or subwoofer is pushed.
By use
Generally, it can be divided into main playback speakers, monitoring speakers and listening back speakers.
The main loudspeaker is generally used as the main loudspeaker of the sound system to undertake the main playback tasks. The performance of the main playback speaker has a great impact on the playback quality of the entire audio system. You can also select a full band speaker plus a subwoofer for combined playback.
The monitoring speaker is used for program monitoring in the control room and recording room. It has the characteristics of small distortion, wide and straight frequency response, and little modification of signals, so it can most truly reproduce the original appearance of the program. Echo speakers, also known as stage monitoring speakers, are generally used on the stage or dance hall for actors or band members to monitor their own singing or playing voice.
This is because they are located behind the main sound box on the stage and cannot hear their own voice or the band's playing voice clearly, so they cannot cooperate well or feel uncertain, which seriously affects the performance effect. Generally, the return sound box is made into an inclined plane and placed on the ground, so that it can not only be placed on the stage without affecting the overall shape of the stage, but also can be heard clearly by the people on the stage during playback, and the sound can not be fed back to the microphone to cause whistling.
