Full Range Speaker

Full range speakers have a wide frequency range and broad coverage. Previously, the frequency range covered by full frequency speakers was 200-10000Hz, but with the continuous advancement of acoustic technology, most full frequency speakers can now reach a frequency range of 50-25000Hz, and some speakers' low frequencies can even dive down to 30Hz. This range basically covers all frequency ranges that the human ear can hear (20-20000Hz).
The advantages of full range speakers
Point sound source, accurate phase: Since the full range speaker only has one speaker unit, it can ensure the phase accuracy of the sound.
Consistent timbre: The timbre of all frequency bands in a full range speaker tends to be consistent, which can easily lead to better soundstage, resolution, instrument separation, and layering.
Suitable for listening to human voice: Full range speakers have strong performance in the mid frequency stage, and most of the sound emitted by humans is mainly in mid frequency. Therefore, full range speakers are very suitable for listening to human voice, and the distortion rate when entering the ear is low, presenting full and natural human voice.

A full range speaker refers to a speaker made with only one full range speaker, which can produce audio in all frequency ranges, including bass, midrange, and treble, in a single device

Equipment parameters:
Box structure: Front guided two-way crossover
Bass Unit: LF8 "x 1, HF3" x 1
Nominal impedance: 8 Ω
Frequency response: 50Hz-20KHz
Rated power: 150W
Peak power: 300W
Sensitivity: 90dB
Input connection method: red and black terminals
Equipment size: 245 * 410 * 240mm (width x height x depth)