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    There are several key elements of a speaker: the cone produces sound, the surround and spider allow movement of the cone and voice coil while also stabilizing components, the dust cover prevents interference, the basket holds the assembly, and the centre pole and magnet provide resistance for coil movement to create sound. The centre pole is often vented for greater cooling of the voice coil during heavy use, allowing for higher power handling.

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    How a speaker works - this describes the basic principles that a standard conical speaker works on

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    Elements of a Speaker

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    There are several key elements of a speaker: the cone produces sound, the surround and spider allow movement of the cone and voice coil while also stabilizing components, the dust cover prevents interference, the basket holds the assembly, and the centre pole and magnet provide resistance for coil movement to create sound. The centre pole is often vented for greater cooling of the voice coil during heavy use, allowing for higher power handling.

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    Elements of A Speaker

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    There are several key elements of a speaker: the cone produces sound, the surround and spider allow movement of the cone and voice coil while also stabilizing components, the dust cover prevents interference, the basket holds the assembly, and the centre pole and magnet provide resistance for coil movement to create sound. The centre pole is often vented for greater cooling of the voice coil during heavy use, allowing for higher power handling.

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    Elements of a speaker

    There are several components that a speaker has: The The The The The The The cone produces the sound surround and spider allow movement of the speaker cone and voice coil spider also helps stabilise the moving components dust cover prevents foreign matter from interfering with voice coil movement basket holds the entire assembly together centre pole is a continuation of the magnet magnet provides resistance for the coil to create movement

    The centre pole in most modern speaker designs is also vented to allow for greater cooling of the voice coil which can become red hot during heavy or extended use, greater cooling also allows for higher power handling

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