
Why can't the volume be turned up too loudly? There are two reasons: one is that the amplifier and outdoor stereo speaker may have long been unable to withstand the loudness and produce serious distortion, which is what we call the input signal is cut; the second is that the listening space cannot withstand such loudness. The distortion of the amplifier is easy to understand. It is because it does not have enough power, but it is required to use up its power for feeding, and of course it is paralyzed there. As for the outdoor stereo speaker, this is what I want to say. Generally, the power (or volume) that each outdoor stereo speaker can withstand has its limits. If it is within its capacity, it can emit a very pleasant sound with very low distortion. However, once the volume exceeds its own load, it will produce serious distortion. Once the speaker unit is distorted, the sound from it will be harsh and unpleasant.