Sentences with phrase «mid bass driver»

The speakers feature a decoupled 25 mm aluminium dome tweeter, reinforced for improved high frequency reproduction, partnered with a 16.5 cm Kevlar mid bass driver.

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BMW's materials don't specify the power or number of speakers for this unbranded rig, but I was able to count six drivers outputting strong, clear bass with crispy mids and highs.

CH - 1 contains in each earpiece both an armature speaker to deliver crisp high and mid tones (like most Bluetooth earphones) and a dynamic 10 mm driver to deliver deep, resonant bass.

The center and surround speaker each use a single 1 - inch tweeter and dual 5 - inch mid / bass drivers.

Two armature drivers deliver clear mids and highs, while a bio-cellulose driver deals with the bass in a powerful manner.

The Sonica is powered by four Class D amplifiers in a 2.1 - channel configuration: There's a 10 - watt amp for each of the speaker's two 2.5 - inch «wideband» (mid - range / tweeter combo) drivers, and two additional amps — operating in a bridged configuration — that deliver 30 watts to its 3.5 - inch bass woofer in the middle.

Some stereo speaker pairs, however, sound great even without a subwoofer, primarily because their woofers (the drivers dedicated to low - mid and low frequencies below 1KHz) are perfectly capable of handling the bass response.

Internally, there are a number of drivers: two tweeters, two mid / woofer drivers, and two passive radiators for deep bass.

Much of the brand's speaker technology found in its upmarket Avant and flagship Performance speaker ranges has filtered down to the Alumni range, and the same 25 mm aluminium dome tweeter and 75 mm Continuous Profile Cone mid / bass drivers are found throughout the models here.

Under the hood, the Crossfade II Wireless boast 50 mm custom drivers that deliver high - quality sound highlighted by striking clarity up top, smooth and precise mids, and powerful bass.

The core remains the same, packed with two tweeters for treble, two mid / woofer drivers for the midrange and bass tones, and two passive radiators for additional low - end frequencies.

The lower of the two mid / bass drivers handles bass frequencies only, while the radial ribbing on the surface of both anodised aluminium drivers helps improve their efficiency.

Behind the speaker grilles, the 906i floorstanders are a two - and - a-half-way design employing two 13 cm mid / bass drivers and a refined metal dome tweeter for smoother high frequency performance.

A 25 mm aluminium vented - tweeter and «tangerine waveguide» sits at the centre of a rigid 130 mm bass / mid driver, encircled by a distinctive Z - flex surround to minimise distortion.

This is a tuned bass driver that is pulled back and forth by the movement of an active driver, which usually handles the treble and upper mid frequencies.

In this instance a rear firing mid / bass driver creates ambience and spaciousness, delivering a widely dispersed soundfield that immerses the listener in movies or music.

Unlike other conventional bookshelf speakers that compromise performance with a two - way design, which requires the bass driver to reproduce a range of frequencies beyond its capabilities, Andrew Jones designed the Elite Bookshelf Speakers to be a true, three - way design, so each major frequency band is reproduced via its own dedicated front firing high -, mid -, and low - frequency driver.

The more compact styling means that battery life is a somewhat middling six hours, but the headphones should offer a less bass - driven sound signature than the cheaper CX 7.00 BT, with the company claiming they offer detailed vocal projection from the upper - mid and high range of the headphones» dynamic drivers.

These cans use planar magnetic drivers to provide a spacious soundscape with clear highs and mids and strong bass, and the company could have charged twice as much for them.

Those 53 mm Asus Essence drivers deliver rich and powerful bass without muddying the mid or high tones, making it highly competitive against the leaders in...

The 53 mm dynamic stereo drivers used in the original CLOUD produced crisp mids and highs with very good bass levels and that hasn't changed a bit with the CLOUD II so that's one piece of good news.