Assertion: speaker | /r/HasProperty | small
Facets:
value: up 2,000hz+
type: OTHER
value: downright
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Here is a better rule: All speakers are Small.
text: Although be aware that speakers this small are never going to produce loads of bass.
text: Big bass isn't for everyone, but unless your speaker is downright tiny, it should be able to reproduce low frequencies accurately without distorting at high volumes.
text: These loudspeakers can be small enough to fit on a bookshelf or large enough to sit on the ground, looking similar to furniture.
text: Up in the rarified atmosphere of higher frequencies, say 2,000Hz+, the speaker can be as small as 1 foot (30cm) square.
text: Here is a better rule: All speakers are Small.
text: However, if the speaker is too small, it may only reproduce higher frequencies.
text: For a speaker to be portable, it needs to both be small and light enough to easily carry around, and be equipped with a battery so it can run without being plugged in.
text: Conversely, if your speakers are too small, you’ll end up with a situation where you have to drive them way too hard to fill the space—and you’ll risk distortion as a result.
text: Most people normally complain of their speakers being too big or small and cannot fit in their cars because of that.
text: Just because this speaker is small doesn’t mean it has to sound in that way.
text: Then your speakers are small.
text: Then your speakers are small.
text: Speakers this small aren’t exactly going to bring the bass, but they’re also mostly used in surround sound systems, and as such, are often matched with a subwoofer and other speakers like bookshelf speakers.