What are the characteristics of wool cone speakers?
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They perform well with soft music, offering rich and natural vocal tones. Common materials used for woofer units in bass speakers include paper cones, ceramic cones, and wool cones. Below are detailed descriptions: 1. Paper cone: Combines rigidity and flexibility, has high internal damping, and is easy to mix with other materials. It delivers natural and solid sound with full bass. The downside is poor moisture resistance and difficulty in controlling consistency during manufacturing. Due to their low cost, paper cones are widely used in multimedia speakers priced below 300 yuan. 2. Ceramic cone: Delivers delicate performance for vocals and classical music, with excellent transient response in mid-low frequencies, rich and powerful sound, good dynamic performance, outstanding bass, and accurate positioning. Ideal for conveying the emotional impact and power of epic movie soundtracks. 3. Wool fiber cone: The speaker cone is infused with wool fibers in the pulp, making it slightly softer. It excels in reproducing soft music, with warm and natural vocals. The drawback is poor bass performance, making it less ideal for rock music and marches. For those who enjoy melodious music without emphasizing bass effects, using it for symphonies will create an immersive experience.