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<blockquote data-quote="JTF Vegas" data-source="post: 8691779" data-attributes="member: 678590"><p>Most apllications in car audio employ a "Component Speaker" configuration. This can be clsssified as either a 2 way, or 3 way setup. </p><p>For instance:</p><p>2 way= 2 speakers in total. 1 midbass/midrange and 1 tweeter. The midbass/midrange handle all bass and mid end frequencies (vocals and most instrumental content), while the tweeters handle all of the high frequencies (cymbals and all high pitched insrumentation). </p><p>3 way= 3 speakers in total. With the addition of 1 more speaker, we can actually assign to that speaker, all of the midrange content instead of sharing it with the midbass as you would have in a 2 way setup. So here we have:</p><p>1 midbass, which plays all bass content. (Bass and Drums)</p><p>1 midrange, which plays all midrange content. (Vocals and most instrumention)</p><p>1 teeeter, which plays all high frequency content. (Dont let the Violins get you<img class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" alt="🙂" title="🙂" src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png" />)</p><p>As is obvious, this is an oversimplified explanation, it gets far more complicated this. However, for the purpose of this discussion the above explanation should suffice.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="JTF Vegas, post: 8691779, member: 678590"] Most apllications in car audio employ a "Component Speaker" configuration. This can be clsssified as either a 2 way, or 3 way setup. For instance: 2 way= 2 speakers in total. 1 midbass/midrange and 1 tweeter. The midbass/midrange handle all bass and mid end frequencies (vocals and most instrumental content), while the tweeters handle all of the high frequencies (cymbals and all high pitched insrumentation). 3 way= 3 speakers in total. With the addition of 1 more speaker, we can actually assign to that speaker, all of the midrange content instead of sharing it with the midbass as you would have in a 2 way setup. So here we have: 1 midbass, which plays all bass content. (Bass and Drums) 1 midrange, which plays all midrange content. (Vocals and most instrumention) 1 teeeter, which plays all high frequency content. (Dont let the Violins get you🙂) As is obvious, this is an oversimplified explanation, it gets far more complicated this. However, for the purpose of this discussion the above explanation should suffice. [/QUOTE]
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