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Speaker test programs
Bass Test
ReadyFull Range Sweep
ReadyLeft / Right Test
ReadyMusic Test
ReadyTip: Set your system volume to a moderate level for accurate results. This slider controls only the in-app output level.
Precision frequency sweeps designed to reveal speaker performance.
Test your speakers with precision frequency sweeps. Check bass response, full range clarity, and left/right channel balance. Free, instant, no downloads.
| Test | Frequency | What it checks |
|---|---|---|
| Bass Test | 20 - 300 Hz | Low-end response, woofer health |
| Full Range | 20 Hz - 20 kHz | Entire audible spectrum |
| Left / Right | 440 Hz tone | Stereo wiring and balance |
| Music Test | Full spectrum | Real-world playback quality |
The bass test sweeps from 20Hz to 300Hz, testing how your speaker handles low frequencies. Listen for smooth, even output. Rattling or buzzing can mean a damaged woofer, loose enclosure, or the speaker just can't go that low.
Watch your volume. Start at moderate volume. Bass frequencies push speakers hard. If you hear distortion, lower the volume before continuing.
This sweeps the entire audible range from 20Hz to 20kHz. It reveals dead spots, resonances, and roll-off points. A healthy speaker should produce a smooth, continuous tone without sudden jumps, gaps, or harsh peaks.
| Band | Range | What to hear |
|---|---|---|
| Bass | 20 - 300 Hz | Deep, full, no rattle |
| Midrange | 300 Hz - 2 kHz | Clear vocals, instruments |
| Presence | 2 - 8 kHz | Detail without harshness |
| Treble | 8 - 20 kHz | Airy, no sibilance |
Audio alternates between left and right channels so you can confirm each speaker is wired correctly. If sound comes from the wrong side, your speaker wires are swapped.
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For the most accurate results, sit centered between your speakers at ear level. Remove any obstacles between you and the speakers.
| Symptom | Likely cause | Fix |
|---|---|---|
| Rattling on bass | Loose driver or debris | Check screws, remove objects |
| No sound from one side | Wiring issue | Check cables and connections |
| Muffled / dull sound | Blown tweeter | Replace tweeter or speaker |
| Distortion at volume | Overpowered driver | Lower volume, check amp |
| Uneven left/right | Balance setting off | Adjust balance or swap wires |
After setting up new speakers for the first time
When something sounds "off" or unbalanced
After buying used speakers to check condition
Before and after moving or repositioning
When troubleshooting distortion or rattle
Pick a test (bass, full range, or left/right), set volume to moderate, and hit Start. Listen for smooth response without gaps or distortion.
Full-range speakers should hit 20Hz to 20kHz. Smaller speakers might struggle below 80-100Hz, and that's totally normal.
Usually a loose driver, damaged cone, or objects vibrating nearby. Try lowering volume first to rule out over-excursion.
Run the Left/Right test. Sound should come from the correct side. If it's reversed, swap your speaker wires.
