The common goal of all music systems is to reach powerful and clean sound. Manufacturers focus primarily on using the right material in order to achieve this. One of the biggest differences between speakers has to do with the materials used to reduce the amount of flexing allowed by the cones inside the drivers.

To avoid more flexing and further distortion, manufacturers try to use lightweight yet rigid materials. The same approach applies to tweeter speakers designed to deliver high-frequency trebles.

Another factor that directly affects sound quality is designing the right enclosure. The amount of reverberation in the speaker cabinet is related to the enclosure design. Two things are important to properly design the enclosure:

• The enclosure needs to be tight enough to support the driver without being too tight for sound waves to pass through.
• Drivers need to be expertly positioned to allow open and unhindered communication.

High-performance speakers are designed to produce excellent sound at all frequencies. This is achieved by a combination of crossover circuits and multiple drivers. The crossover is a router inside the speaker: it determines which components deal with the signal. This is how treble sounds go to the tweeters and bass sounds to the woofer.

In general, larger speakers always sound better. The larger the surface area, the stronger the sound. Larger tweeters and woofers are required to achieve better range and clarity. Most high-end speakers contain a complex mix of multiple drivers to produce quality sound at all frequencies.

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