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Speaker directivity
Speaker directivity
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Speaker directivity for enveloping. Speaker directivity should be decided before purchasing a speaker. Directivity...

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Music frequency spectrum
Music frequency spectrum
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Music frequency distribution is a crucial factor in speaker development. It's pointless to design speakers for...

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Bluetooth
Bluetooth
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In today's era of streaming, using Bluetooth for audio playback is a necessity rather than an option. However, not...

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Great Equalization
Great Equalization
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Blog posts here have mentioned that some speaker problems can be solved with an equalizer. Let’s take a closer look...

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Multichannel audio gain and pain
Multichannel audio gain and pain
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The greatest advantage of stereo sound is that the entire music selection is recorded, mixed, and designed for...

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  • Testing Tracks
    Testing Tracks
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    Speakers are meant for enjoying music, and it's worth testing them with music. Of course, you can beep, sweep, and listen to square wave signals, but all that effort should translate into the speaker's ability to deliver music well. When searching for test tracks, you'll definitely come across audio enthusiasts' forums.

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  • TiFi Elf Story
    TiFi Elf Story
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    The goal of developing the TiFi Elf speaker was to create a compact floor-standing speaker for bedrooms and offices. The need arose from real-life situation. The shelf speaker in the bedroom was placed in the wrong location for optimal sound, and the correct position couldn't accommodate a shelf, speaker stand, or any standard-sized floor-standing speaker.

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  • Speaker Placement
    Speaker Placement
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    At home, you have another much larger speaker enclosure for your music. It's the listening room. The resonant frequency of a closed room is a quarter of the wavelength and its multiples. Depending on the positions of the speaker and the listener, additional sound reflections and their interference occur. Imagine a jagged line oscillating up and down – this is the graph of how your room's sound changes.

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  • Sound Quality
    Sound Quality
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    Sound Quality in Audio Reproduction. There are numerous stages involved in audio reproduction, and achieving good end results requires quality at every stage. As listeners, we cannot influence the work done in studios and during recording. However, even here there are significant differences, and in real life, a common normal distribution applies – a lot of mediocrity and a touch of quality, along with some junk. Fortunately, we have the choice o

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