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| + | :An ''''FRFR'''' speaker, which stands for ''Full Range, Flat Response'', is designed to reproduce audio signals without altering their frequency response. Unlike traditional guitar or bass amplifiers that color the sound, FRFR speakers aim to provide a neutral and accurate representation of the input signal. These speakers are commonly used with digital modeling devices, such as amp modelers, digital effects processors, and software-based guitar rigs. By maintaining a flat frequency response, FRFR speakers allow musicians to hear their modeled tones exactly as they were intended, making them a popular choice for live performances and studio recording. | ||
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Latest revision as of 13:47, 31 July 2024
The S1 Pro+ is the first Bose product to have the FRFR ToneMatch Preset.
- 'FRFR' stands for Full Range, Flat Response
When using an amp modeler pedal, for best performance, use the Bose Music app to select the Full Range Flat Response (FRFR) ToneMatch preset for that channel.
- FRFR defined
- An 'FRFR' speaker, which stands for Full Range, Flat Response, is designed to reproduce audio signals without altering their frequency response. Unlike traditional guitar or bass amplifiers that color the sound, FRFR speakers aim to provide a neutral and accurate representation of the input signal. These speakers are commonly used with digital modeling devices, such as amp modelers, digital effects processors, and software-based guitar rigs. By maintaining a flat frequency response, FRFR speakers allow musicians to hear their modeled tones exactly as they were intended, making them a popular choice for live performances and studio recording.
