In Reply to: RE: "they are there and you at some distance" vs "they are in your room" dynamic range requirements posted by weltersys on September 18, 2016 at 22:03:14:
Even with SPLs within their capability the small speaKer is working so hard, is so much closer to its limits, that the stress is easily heard. Dynamics even at lower levels (80db) are lower, distortion is higher, the amp is working harder, it all adds up.
Progress in the speaker industry has essentially meant smaller packages, with a huge tradeoff of ease, naturalness, real life dynamics, distortion (manifested as a more stressed, harsher sound).
You can't beat the physics, there is no free lunch, these are expressions heard frequently within technical staffs in high tech, defense, aerospace. They apply just the same to audio.
But how did we get here, folks might ask? Marketing, magazines, wife acceptance factor, among other factors.
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