3-Way •   Uses separate speakers for low, mid, and high frequencies •   Provides precise and accurate sound reproduction •   Simba Scoop for low frequencies and Simba Kick-Top for mid and high frequencies 4-Way •   Similar to 3-way system, but includes separate speaker for additional range of upper-low frequencies or “Kick" •   Provides even more precise and accurate sound reproduction, especially for music or events with strong bass presence •   Simba Kick for upper-low frequencies Detailed Explanation: A 3-way soundsystem is a type of speaker setup that utilizes three separate bands of frequency ranges, also known as "ways." These frequency ranges are typically low frequencies, mid frequencies, and high frequencies. The three-way system uses a separate speaker or group of speakers to handle each of these frequency ranges, resulting in more precise and accurate sound reproduction. Low frequencies are covered by the Simba Scoop, and mid and high frequencies are both covered by the Simba Kick-Top. A 4-way sound system is similar to a 3-way system, but it adds an additional separate speaker for a range of frequencies, typically upper-low frequencies or “Kick”-frequencies. This results in an even more precise and accurate sound reproduction, particularly for music or events that require a strong bass presence. This upper-low frequency is covered by the Simba Kick.