The effect of full-range speakers is mainly reflected in their natural timbre, high phase fidelity, and suitability for listening to human voices. Full-range speakers have only one unit inside, which can play sounds in the full frequency range, maintain the natural timbre of music and the continuity of frequency, and avoid the phase distortion problem caused by frequency division. In addition, the mid-frequency performance of full-range speakers is particularly outstanding, with full and natural sound and low distortion, which is especially suitable for listening to human voices, as if the singer is singing softly in your ear.
However, full-range speakers are slightly inferior in high-frequency and low-frequency performance, and the dynamics and frequency response are not amazing enough. They are suitable for use in occasions with limited budgets or simple settings. In contrast, frequency division speakers are more suitable for users who pursue high-quality sound effects, and can provide more refined audio performance and richer details.
