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The speaker is the last, but critical part of your audio system. Loudspeakers change the electrical signal from your audio component into (mechanical) sound waves and your ears do the rest. While the design of a speaker varies, most use a diaphragm or cone driver inside a basket. The resulting magnetic field caused by the electrical signal makes the voice coil and cone move back and forth to create sound waves. Most loudspeakers have full range drivers and a combination of tweeters, mid-range, woofer and sub-woofers. Types of drivers also include horn, piezoelectric, ribbon, electrostatic magnetostrictive, digital, plasma arc, distributed mode, flat panel, and bending wave. The crossover also provides the gatekeeper role in order to properly direct the frequency ranges to each speaker. Most manufacturers provide multiple types of speakers including bookshelf, floorstanding, center, rear channel, and sub-woofers.

Klipsch RF-83	Klipsch Klipschorn	Bose 901	Klipsch Palladium P-37F
Klipsch La Scala II	Polk Audio TSi300	Klipsch ProMedia GMX A-2.1	Tannoy HTS 200

Sony AIR-SA17Ti	TIC Omni Speaker GS3	JBL L890	Bose 201 Series V
Polk Audio RTi A3	Bose Acoustimass 10	KEF iQ70	Polk Audio RTi A5

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	Sony AIR-SA17Ti	Posted: 2010-11-15
	Featuring a vivid one-line fluorescent display, this wireless music dock...
	TIC Omni Speaker GS3	Posted: 2010-11-02
	If you are in need of an ultra-quality outdoor speaker, then by all means..
	JBL L890	Posted: 2010-11-02
	Manufactured with rigid PolyPlas woofer cones and HF and UHF dome...
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	The Basics of Loudspeakers	Posted: 2009-03-01
	The speaker is the single most important thing to consider for the best...
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