loudspeaker (Q570)
electroacoustic transducer that converts an electrical audio signal into a corresponding sound
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(P2096) "A 30 cm diameter (12 inches) bass loudspeaker for lower frequencies" (language: en)

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(P2096) "A midsize loudspeaker with about 10 to 13 cm diameter which is used in HiFi boxes for medium frequencies, or which can act alone as a broadband speaker in radios etc." (language: en)

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