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What are the speakers that handle the higher range of audio frequencies called?

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RRB ALP 2018 CBT 2 Fitter Question Paper (21-Jan-2019) (Shift 3)
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Tweeters

Speaker Types for High Frequencies

Speakers designed to reproduce the highest range of audio frequencies, typically above 2,000 Hz, are called tweeters.

These specialized drivers are crucial for clarity and detail in sound reproduction, handling instruments like cymbals, bells, and high vocal notes.

Distinguishing Speaker Roles

  • Tweeters: Handle high frequencies (treble).
  • Woofers and Bass Speakers: Handle low frequencies (bass). They are specifically designed for reproducing sounds typically below 500 Hz.
  • Box Speakers: This is a general term referring to any speaker housed within an enclosure or 'box'. It does not specify the frequency range handled.

Therefore, the speakers specifically engineered for higher audio frequencies are tweeters.

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