Two-Way Speaker
Woofer + tweeter with one crossover point; three-way adds a dedicated midrange.
A two-way splits the signal once — woofer below, tweeter above, commonly near 2–3kHz. A three-way adds a midrange driver and a second crossover, buying cleaner mids at higher cost and complexity. More ways is not automatically better; each crossover point is a place to get the handoff wrong.
Category: Bookshelf & Powered Speakers