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An electromechanical transducer that converts an electrical signal into audible sound.
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An encasing containing one or more loudspeaker devices and usually other electrical equipment such as a driver.
Examples of loudspeaker in a Sentence
The electro-acoustic design allows near perfect loudspeaker response in highly reverberant acoustics.
Beside listening with the high-quality earphones provided, the user can play the music over the built-in loudspeaker for shared enjoyment.
The Unknown Driver As most audiophiles know, a loudspeaker produces sound by causing the surrounding air to vibrate.
Loudspeaker vans have been used, and in a few cases someone has acted as village crier.
You can either connect the loop amplifier directly to your television or sound system, or you can put a microphone near the loudspeaker.
Most of these lines were due to intermodulation distortion in the loudspeaker itself.
Also let k = 1 %, a reasonable figure for a good quality loudspeaker.
The B-3 comes complete with a stylish, self-amplified loudspeaker that you wear around your neck.
The Black Pearl can be successfully used as a stereo loudspeaker or for both front and surround channels within a complete multi-channel system.
The subwoofer unit is the size of a normal bookshelf loudspeaker, but it is really rather light.
This results in an improved speech quality, which will find applications in videoconferencing, loudspeaker telephony and high-definition television.
Des, as umpire, had kitted himself out with a loudspeaker, stripy shirt and a pair of shorts.
In the test, small electrodes are placed on or in the skin; the patterns of electrical activity are projected on a screen or over a loudspeaker.
The best way to use a hello cheer for introducing players is to have one cheerleader use a megaphone or loudspeaker to announce the players names and stats.
In both tests, the examiner uses a computer, monitor, amplifier, loudspeaker, stimulator and high-tech filters to see and hear how the muscles and nerves are responding during the test.
In both tests, the examiner uses a computer, monitor, amplifier, loudspeaker, stimulator, and high-tech filters to see and hear how the muscles and nerves are responding during the test.