kõrgsageduskõlariteta

Kõrgsageduskõlariteta refers to a speaker system that lacks a dedicated high-frequency driver, commonly known as a tweeter. In typical loudspeaker designs, a three-way system includes a woofer for low frequencies, a midrange driver for mid-frequencies, and a tweeter for high frequencies. A two-way system usually consists of a woofer and a tweeter. A speaker system described as "kõrgsageduskõlariteta" would therefore be missing the component responsible for reproducing the highest audible frequencies, typically above 2 kHz.

This absence means that the speaker would not be able to reproduce the crisp details, sparkle, and airiness associated with instruments like cymbals, triangles, and the upper harmonics of vocals and other instruments. The overall sound reproduction would likely be perceived as less detailed, warmer, and potentially muffled in the treble region. Such designs might be found in very basic or specialized audio equipment where the emphasis is not on full-range sound reproduction, or in systems where the high frequencies are handled by a separate, external unit. Understanding the absence of a tweeter is crucial for evaluating the frequency response and sonic characteristics of any given speaker system.