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Loudspeaker

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A speaker makes sound.

Electrodynamic-loudspeaker.png
Electrodynamic-loudspeaker.png
It uses electricity to move air. This makes the sounds you hear. You can hear music on it. It can be in a radio. It can be in a TV. Do you like music?

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File:Electrodynamic-loudspeaker.png
Electrodynamic-loudspeaker.png
File:Edward Kellogg & Chester Rice with cone speaker 1925.jpg
Edward Kellogg & Chester Rice with cone...
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Lautsprecher 4-wege 2.jpg
File:Fostex FE206e (modified) full-range drive unit loudspeaker, using a whizzer cone.jpg
Fostex FE206e (modified) full-range drive...
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Tw15ul9.jpg
File:SpeakerSymbol.png
SpeakerSymbol.png
File:Passive Crossover.svg
Passive Crossover.svg
File:Active Crossover.svg
Active Crossover.svg
File:4-Wege Lautsprecher.jpg
4-Wege Lautsprecher.jpg
File:3-way horn speaker.png
3-way horn speaker.png
File:Klipschorn speaker drawing 1948 (cropped).png
Klipschorn speaker drawing 1948 (cropped).png
File:Lautsprecherkabel Anschlussterminal Vistaon Klemme Makro.jpg
Lautsprecherkabel Anschlussterminal...

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