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two-way/three-way loudspeaker

A loudspeaker enclosure containing two or three separate loudspeakers, each designed to optimally reproduce a portion of the audio spectrum. The multispeaker enclosure is intended to cover the entire spectrum from a single cabinet. Each loudspeaker may be fed from a separate amplifier (bi-amplification or tri-amplification), or the entire enclosure may be fed from a single amplifier with an internal crossover filter network used to send the optimal frequency band to each of the loudspeakers.


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