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Speaker Full Frequency Range Tester

This tool helps you comprehensively test audio device performance, covering the 10Hz - 21kHz frequency range. Supports precise sine wave generation, sweep analysis, and noise tests, suitable for speakers, headphones, and professional acoustic systems.

Speaker Frequency Response Headphone Performance Test Channel Balance Check Resonance Frequency Detection Acoustic Environment Assessment Audio System Calibration
Real-time Spectrum Analysis
Test Frequency
660 Hz
50%
Current Frequency-
Channel ModeBoth Channels
Audio StatusInactive

Professional Applications of Speaker Testing Tool

🔧 Audio System Calibration

Use this tool to accurately detect frequency response characteristics of home theater systems, car audio, and professional monitor speakers, assisting with acoustic calibration and equalizer adjustment.

🎧 Headphone Quality Testing

Quickly determine if headphones have channel imbalance, distortion, or uneven frequency response. Particularly suitable for testing in-ear and over-ear headphones.

🏠 Acoustic Environment Assessment

Test room acoustic characteristics using white noise and pink noise, identify standing waves, resonance points, and provide data support for room acoustic treatment.

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Professional Features of Speaker Testing Tool

📖 This tool is designed for users seeking audio quality performance, not only testing hardware integrity but also quantitatively evaluating speaker frequency response performance.

🎵 10Hz - 21kHz Full Frequency Coverage

Provides waveform generation from infrasonic to ultrasonic frequencies, testing bass driver extension and treble unit performance.

Tip: Testing below 20Hz requires high-performance subwoofers.

📈 Dynamic Sweep Analysis

Through 10-second continuous sweep, you can hear smooth tone progression; any noticeable volume fluctuations or distortion indicate uneven frequency response or hardware issues.

Recommended Tool:Online Spectrum Analyzer

🔊 Industrial-Grade Signal Generation

Includes acoustically standardized white noise and pink noise, the former for full-range uniformity testing, the latter for sound field calibration and speaker burn-in.

Burn-in Advice: Keep volume below 30%.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

How to judge speaker quality through testing?

High-quality speakers should produce smooth, continuous sound with stable volume during sweep; if buzzing or distortion occurs at certain frequencies, it usually indicates internal component resonance.

Why can't I hear sounds above 18kHz?

As age increases, human high-frequency perception gradually declines. Additionally, bandwidth limitations of ordinary Bluetooth headphones may filter signals above 18kHz.

Safety Warning: Do not switch to high-frequency high-volume testing while wearing headphones. Signals below 10Hz may cause excessive driver excursion and damage.