Are Loudspeakers & Monitors Analog Or Digital Audio Devices?
Since the first commercial digital recordings were released in 1971, eager listeners have been listening to digital audio through their speakers. Today, nearly all the audio we listen to through our...
It's an awful feeling to find out a speaker that once performed amazingly well has been blown and rendered unusable. To understand the reasons behind speaker blow-out and the potential fixes will...
Whether it's a cheap pair of computer speakers; a high-end surround sound system, or an arrangement of loudspeakers for live sound venues, you'll often find grilles or mesh in front of the speakers....
Popping a crackling in our speakers is sure to raise concerns regardless of what we're listening to. What causes speakers to pop and crackle and how do we fix it? Speaker popping and crackling is...
Speakers (including loudspeakers and studio monitors) are transducers that convert audio signals into sound waves and are often connected to computers (laptops, smartphones, etc.). To fully...
If you've ever cranked up the volume of your favourite songs in the car, you may have noticed audible speaker distortion. The speakers may have even been distorting without you noticing at...
