Shelf stereos, music centers, and surround sound receivers are just a few examples of home audio speaker system. Standard audio equipment, such as built-in television speakers, is rarely found in the average home audio system. Instead, supplementary audio equipment, such as external speakers, is more common.
For the best results, you want your speakers to reproduce the entire range of frequencies within the human hearing range. Generally speaking, human hearing is 20 to 20,000 Hz. Speakers that reproduce lower frequencies are known as subwoofers. The frequency response of an audio system is the number of dB variations between the lowest and highest volumes.
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