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Designed specifically to reproduce low-pitched audio frequencies, used in various sound systems to enhance bass.

Combines principles from both dynamic and electrostatic speakers using a thin, flat membrane, notable for low distortion.

Combines a woofer and a tweeter to handle low/mid and high-frequency ranges, providing a balanced sound in a compact form.

Features a flaring horn to amplify the mechanical vibration from a diaphragm, used for long throw and high volume applications.

Enhances the bass response using a port or vent, thus improving efficiency at low frequencies.

Comprises multiple identical loudspeakers in a vertical line, which provides more consistent sound over a distance, ideal for large venues and outdoor events.

Produces sound from both front and back, creating a figure-eight pattern and is often used as surround speakers in home theaters.

Uses a magnetic field to move a cone for sound projection, common in consumer electronics.

Features two or more speaker drivers in the same axis, providing a point source and is used to improve soundstage in a room.

Attempts to cover the entire frequency range with a single driver, simple in design and commonly used where space or budget is limited.

Incudes a woofer, midrange, and tweeter driver for wider frequency coverage and improved fidelity over two-way designs.

Creates sound by varying the electrical charge on a membrane between two conductive plates, favored for high-fidelity sound reproduction.

Leverages materials that produce sound when an electrical charge is applied, commonly used in high-frequency applications.

Uses a thin ribbon to create sound when current passes through, known for excellent high-frequency response.