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General speaker questions for audio and home theater.

RE: Why not?

Agreed.

And one further point - human hearing is most sensitive in the midband range of frequencies (typically around 1 -3 khz). At frequency extremes, human hearing capability is not very consistent. So focusing on a frequency of 1khz for example makes physical sense - particularly in the context of a finished speaker because as you suggest, if it's properly constructed, it should have similar sensitivity at all other frequencies. When talking about a subwoofer or woofer, a 1khz sensitivity rating makes little sense. And as others have suggested, some of the better manufacturers have for years listed an average sensitivity rating over a specified frequency range of interest - particular ly driver manufacturers.


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