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

Features an acoustically dampened pathway for the sound wave to travel, which reduces distortion and improves low-frequency response.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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