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What are "Full range speaker"

I wonder what constitutes a so called "full range speaker"?

Besides the low frequency reproduction, what are other things that are typical of a full range speaker?

I have a pair of Spendor S8 and are they qualified as full range speaker?
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onhwy61
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Name one non-electrostatic/planar/ribbon full range single driver speaker.
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The standard understanding is that a full range speaker is one capable of producing the audio spectrum from 20Hz to 20kHz.
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The AV Solo is a two way system with a separate woofer and tweeter drivers. Besides, it doesn't go deep enough in the bass.

I'm still trying to understand S23chang's comments.
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The Loth looks interesting, but I notice it only goes down to 24Hz and there's no +/- qualification on that spec.

I'm not saying that there aren't some very fine single driver cone speakers, but they aren't full range.
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