Lack of hysteresis provides good performance at low volume. A speaker has to settle exactly at the same resting point every time there is "0" signal. Most do not and they "oilcan" to some extent. This muddies low volume inputs.
What makes a speaker perform well at low volume?
A newbie question, for sure.
I have seen threads that attempt to identify speakers that are good that perform well at lower volumes. I am curious to hear what, if any, quantative attribute make a speaker perform well at lower volumes.
For instance, higher sensitivity? Higher/Lower impedence, etc?
Thanks.
I have seen threads that attempt to identify speakers that are good that perform well at lower volumes. I am curious to hear what, if any, quantative attribute make a speaker perform well at lower volumes.
For instance, higher sensitivity? Higher/Lower impedence, etc?
Thanks.