All speakers don't use magnets. Only magnetic speakers use a magnet to produce mechanical vibration. Why are magnets used in speakers? All speakers don't use magnets. Only magnetic speakers use a ...

From the sound of it, it's not a very good speaker. But then, that's not quite the point. What's particularly cool there is that a team of Cornell researchers created the whole thing using 3D printers ...

Q: How does a speaker work? A: “Basically, it takes electrical energy from the recording andturns it into mechanical energy,” said Norm Finn, manager of theGood Guys electronics store in Escondido.

Conventional speakers, whether small or large, all use coils and magnets to create sound. Such a method has large variations in volume and phase between speakers, and has been difficult in terms of ...

A speaker is just about the simplest electronic component possible, just barely more complex than resistors and wire. They’re also highly variable in their properties, either in size, shape, frequency ...

We break down the differences between moving coil and moving magnet phono cartridges. The vast majority of turntables sold in 2022 come with a pre-installed phono cartridge. Most consumers are ...

YouTuber Andy Elliott (mist8k) stumbled upon an awesome DIY project. While “tinkering with a small electric engine,” he describes in his video, “my audio jack accidentally came in contact with the ...

Update: Several readers point out the ferrite beads are not necessarily magnets—just hunks of iron. Our apologies! Do your speakers buzz and crackle whenever a new text message or call is about to ...

The thin case of the new iPad Pro hides a redesign that sees brand new speakers alongside larger magnets for attaching to peripherals. Apple's new iPad Pro is significantly thinner than its ...