The difference between active speakers and passive speakers

                           The difference between active speakers and passive speakers

Active speakers, also known as active speakers

Usually refers to a speaker with a power amplifier circuit board

monitor speakers, multimedia speakers

and new home theater active speakers

active speakers

Since the built-in power amplifier circuit board of the speaker

Users don't have to worry about matching amplifiers

can be directly driven with lower level audio signals

Active crossover designs give designers greater control over signals

Less prone to loss and distortion

A power amplifier is integrated into the design

can therefore be optimized for a specific drive unit

Allows active loudspeakers to operate at lower signal levels

But because it is a targeted design and the power amplifier and the speaker are integrated

The performance of the power amplifier board determines the upper limit of the active speaker

Compared to active speakers

You can play songs by inputting audio, easy to use

And one-piece, easy to carry, save space, and the sound is not bad

But active design limits the number of possible upgrades

Not for audiophiles to mix and match

Compared to passive speakers

The sound is better, and it's still a pair of speakers

The sound is more three-dimensional and the rendering is stronger

However, an external power amplifier amplifier is required, which limits flexibility

but leaves room for mixing and matching

Suitable for audiophiles