onetwothree4
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Yo peeps . So I be taking stuff apart again and i be doing it with a speaker(audio systems stuff boxes) and i be finding 3 speakers of different sizes most of the time there is one big one and 2 smaller ones.
I think i be hearing that this reason for different size speaker is that it will be easier for bigger speakers to vibrate with lower frequency and vice versa for smaller speakers so it will make better sound.
So then i be wondering how does that work...(low frquency to big speaker.. higher frequency to smaller speaker). and i be finding out something about filters (RC,LC,RL-low,high,bandwith) and all those types
so i be thinking ah maybe that is how the speaker system works and i had a look and nothing...... there was only 1 capacitor soldered to the big speaker and just wires to the other 2; non of that resistor or inductor thingys
Does anyone know the answer?
I think i be hearing that this reason for different size speaker is that it will be easier for bigger speakers to vibrate with lower frequency and vice versa for smaller speakers so it will make better sound.
So then i be wondering how does that work...(low frquency to big speaker.. higher frequency to smaller speaker). and i be finding out something about filters (RC,LC,RL-low,high,bandwith) and all those types
so i be thinking ah maybe that is how the speaker system works and i had a look and nothing...... there was only 1 capacitor soldered to the big speaker and just wires to the other 2; non of that resistor or inductor thingys
Does anyone know the answer?