loudspeaker
electroacoustic transducer that converts an electrical audio signal into a corresponding sound
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loudspeaker
Summary
loudspeaker has Wikipedia articles in 30 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[1]
Key Facts
- loudspeaker is credited with the discovery of Edward Washburn Kellogg[2].
- loudspeaker is credited with the discovery of Chester Williams Rice[3].
- loudspeaker is the creator of Dieter Rams[4].
- loudspeaker is a type of sound transducer[5].
- loudspeaker is a type of electrical device[6].
- loudspeaker is a type of sound generator[7].
- loudspeaker is part of computer speaker[8].
- loudspeaker is part of loudspeaker box[9].
- loudspeaker is part of boombox[10].
- loudspeaker is part of Line array[11].
- loudspeaker is part of clock radio[12].
- loudspeaker is part of wireless speaker[13].
- loudspeaker is part of megaphone[14].
- loudspeaker is part of headphone[15].
- loudspeaker is part of telephone[16].
- loudspeaker is part of walkie-talkie[17].
- loudspeaker is part of transistor radio[18].
- loudspeaker's Commons category is recorded as Loudspeakers[19].
- loudspeaker's Unicode character is recorded as 🔈[20].
- loudspeaker's Unicode character is recorded as 🔊[21].
- loudspeaker's Unicode character is recorded as 🔉[22].
- loudspeaker's Unicode character is recorded as 🔇[23].
- loudspeaker's topic's main category is recorded as Category:Loudspeakers[24].
- loudspeaker's Commons gallery is recorded as Loudspeaker[25].
- loudspeaker's different from is recorded as megaphone[26].
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Definition and Type
Recorded subclass of include sound transducer[5], electrical device[6], and sound generator[7].
Use and Application
Part of include computer speaker[8]; loudspeaker box[9], an electroacoustic transducer[27], in Poland[28]; boombox[10], a product category[29]; Line array[11], an audio equipment[30]; clock radio[12]; and wireless speaker[13], an electronics[31].
Why It Matters
loudspeaker has Wikipedia articles in 30 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[1] loudspeaker is known by 15 alternative names across languages and contexts.[32]