Is there a list of full-range speakers (20-20kHz) somewhere on the internet?


When I internet-search for such a list, all I get is hits for full-range drivers. While a full-range driver that results in a full-range speaker could be excellent (provided everything else was in order), what I'm looking for are full-range speakers. These are likely to be floor-standing towers - but not necessarily towers.

Some examples:
GoldenEar Triton One (and I think Triton Reference and maybe Triton One.R
Tekton Double Impact (and above)

Looking for best value with 20-20kHz (flat-as-possible) response. I suspect there is a resource for this somewhere on the internet - thanks!

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From ChatGPT (Data current to 2022):

 

While I don’t have access to an up-to-date list of specific speaker models, I can provide you with some general information. There are various full-range speakers available on the market that claim to cover a frequency range from 20Hz to 20kHz. Here are a few examples of well-regarded full-range speaker brands:

1. Klipsch
2. JBL
3. ELAC
4. KEF
5. Focal
6. Polk Audio
7. Wharfedale
8. Bowers & Wilkins (B&W)
9. Monitor Audio
10. Paradigm

It’s important to note that the performance and frequency response of speakers can vary even within the same brand, so it’s recommended to review specific product specifications or consult professional audio experts for the most accurate and up-to-date information on full-range speakers that meet your specific requirements.

There used to be, years ago the Audio Magazine's Annual Equipment / Buyers Guide. Has specs., prices, weights and dimensions of all different types of components and brands. Always looked forward to that edition and I think I still have an issue or two around here somewhere.

According to Stereophile Magazine, the GE Triton Reference is the least expensive full range speaker. They are rated A+ as well.   I have owned my set since 2017 and they are my last speakers.  The speakers are not bright at all, the tweeter is smooth, with absolutely no ear fatigue.