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So how's an amp differ from a tone generator?

The tone generator is producing a single tone and the speaker behaves accordingly for each tone. The only difference is that the amp is outputting a number of single tones simulataneously. A center channel is designed for replicating dialog, not full range. If your trying to push any amount of serious bass, then a center channel will fail as will any standmount with the equivalent driver size from the same speaker series.

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