Frequency Response


Just wondering if there are some general guidelines/range (minimums) one should look for in regards to frequency response. Is a 30hz-30khz fairly standard?
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Extension at either end is less important than linearity in-between. Meaning the amount of +/-, or how 'flat' they measure. Personally I'd say at most +/- 3db over it's operating range, and +/- 1.5db being what I insist upon myself.
I find it ludicrous that people can't just give you an answer. It should be noted that linearity is very important but you didn't ask for that information.

The OP asked for guidelines in regard to frequency response. Addressing linearity is FAR more important that upper/lower extension, and is equally relevant. So that is answering his question. As a guideline, deviation from flat is the spec that should be focused upon.

Please consider that the frequency response should be accommodated by the room in which they will be placed in.

True, room interaction is important ... but there's no way to determine that from a published spec.