Definition of speaker in English:

speaker

noun ˈspiːkəˈspikər

1A person who speaks.
language communication involves the interrelation between speaker and hearer
Example sentencesExamples
- It's only a few speakers that get the attention.
- The closeness between the two speakers gave their following conversation a clandestine air.
- This has the effect of distancing the speaker from the hearer.
- The underlying system of rules also enables the hearer to understand what the speaker said.
- The gesture of raising the eyebrows in conversation expresses one's understanding of the speaker's speech and is an invitation to continue.
- What is presupposed in this sense is not asserted by the speaker but is nevertheless understood by the hearer.
- In ordinary speech, speakers are apt to shift and slide between the possible registers.
1. 1.1 A person who delivers a speech or lecture.
  our guest speaker will give an audio-visual presentation
  Example sentencesExamples
  He is a well-known public speaker and has lectured in Ireland, England and the USA.
  She half heard the guest speaker introduce himself and welcome the audience to the ceremony.
  In 1962 he was a guest speaker at Cambridge's University Indian Society.
  When Valley Springs held its annual meeting last year, the guest speaker was well known to many of the members.
  The dinner featured a guest speaker, a souvenir program with financial ads and patrons, and much joyous singing and praise to God.
  Guest speakers include David Ledsham, lecturer in art and design at the University of Ulster, and John Wood from Goldsmiths College in London.
  The guest speaker at the function is the renowned Namibian athlete, Agnes Samaria.
  As a part of our career week next week, we have hired a guest speaker!
  Five years ago, Cimine recalls, a scheduled speaker became too ill to deliver a speech for an OAAA regional conference.
  The guest speaker was Dr Christina Swart-Opperman, the Namibian Businesswoman of the Year 2002.
  When I was 8 or 9 years old our school had a guest speaker come and talk to us about the years he had spent living in China.
  There will be a three day long slide show of pictures and a guest speaker.
  The guest speaker during the launch was the Minister of Trade and Industry, Hon Jesaya Nyamu.
  In a majority of the lectures, speakers focused on the historical circumstances of photography that have led to its current state.
  The guest speaker for the week-long celebration will be Jeremy Watson, a leading expert on Spanish wines.
  The guest speaker was a gentleman by the name of John Todd.
  There was a bit of confusion on who was going to be the guest speaker at the start of the event.
  She was all fired up about this MP who attended as a guest speaker.
  Glancing up to look at the guest speaker, Elizabeth was shocked to see his eyes resting on her.
  As a guest speaker, Gongo said most problems in Africa are likely to take place where the rule of one leader is long and endless.
  Synonyms
  speech-maker, public speaker, lecturer, talker, speechifier, expounder, orator, declaimer, rhetorician, haranguer
  spokesman, spokeswoman, spokesperson, mouthpiece
  reader, lector, commentator, broadcaster, narrator
  informal tub-thumper, spieler, spin doctor
  historical demagogue, rhetor
  rare prolocutor
2. 1.2usually with modifier or in combination A person who speaks a specified language.
  he is a fluent English and French speaker
  Example sentencesExamples
  The intermarriage of Bantu language speakers with the Khoe and San peoples gave rise to new varieties of languages such as Xhosa.
  The last fluent speaker of the Carib language reportedly died in the 1920s, although efforts are now being made to revive that language.
  A native Marathi speaker, Bal keeps a bound volume of Ramdas open on his table.
  What marks a proficient second or foreign language speaker is their command of idioms and other fixed expressions.
  To perform this task, a number of native French speakers were asked to lend their voices for recording.
  What's most fascinating is that non-native English speakers now outnumber native English speakers.
  Today there are around sixty-five thousand native Gaelic speakers.
  Native English speakers would have to learn Mandarin if they were interested in participating in international programs.
  The number of native Bajan speakers has declined in recent decades.
2The presiding officer in a legislative assembly, especially the House of Commons.
Example sentencesExamples
- The Speaker called the Senate to order and then opened up the Assembly to the bills to be voted on.
- Once introduced, the bill is in the hands of the Speaker of the House or the Majority Leader in the Senate.
- It would be awkward for the embattled Speaker to preside over the affairs of the House during the course of the investigation.
- As the leader of the majority party in the House, the Speaker also plays a major role in shaping and implementing party decisions on forthcoming legislation.
- Three years later he became the first Speaker of the new House of Assembly and held that position until he retired in October 1880.
- With the assistance of the Speaker, the committee again secured more time to investigate the accounts and records.
- The Speaker of the House and the vice president of the Senate decide who should be on the conference committee.
- Lorraine Brown is the Speaker of the Northern Territory Parliament.
- Russell is a policy analyst for the Office of the Speaker of the Ohio House of Representatives.
- The Speaker's House continues to function as it was intended, as a setting for formal entertaining by the Speaker on behalf of the House of Commons.
- President Delaney, the Speaker of the House, and a bevy of civilian and military officials sat silently as the count slowly approached zero.
- In 1521 he was made the Kingdom's Undertreasurer and knighted, and in 1523 he became the Speaker of the House of Commons.
- The Speaker of the House of Commons, Michael Martin MP, said he hoped that many people would tune in to the new service.
- One of the trio could become the next Speaker of the House, second in the Presidential line of succession.
- Becoming Speaker of the House of Commons is happily no longer so precarious, but it certainly has its difficulties.
- The impact of the Speaker is even greater when the House is dealing with private members' bills.
3
the two speakers let the netbook feature stereo sound
short for loudspeaker
Example sentencesExamples
- Beanbags and instruments were set around the room, waiting to be used, along with microphones and speakers.
- You'll want at least two quality speakers and a subwoofer.
- A speaker system has been rigged up to relay the service to crowds outside.
- High - end PC stereo systems complete with subwoofer speakers are finding their way into the mainstream.
- The software turns a PC equipped with a microphone, speakers, and broadband connection into a 21st century telephone.
- Forget about the rear speakers or the subwoofer; they won't be needed.
- The first modems were hooked up to telephones through little speakers and microphones in a cradle that held the telephone handpiece.
- It includes a DVD player, a receiver, five surround speakers, and a subwoofer.
- You'll need at least five speakers to create full surround-sound audio.
- A built-in sub-woofer beefs up the sound output by unit's stereo speakers.
- The state-of-the-art sound system has 48 speakers and subwoofers.
- Someone had gained access to the cafeteria's speaker system and was playing music.
- Just then, the song began over the speaker system and my jaw dropped.
- Creative sells a set of stereo speakers with no subwoofer that you can find online for about $15.
- Lightning Audio produces amplifiers, speakers, subwoofers and accessories for mobile audio markets.
- On November 3 I ordered a complete digital TV and DVD system with surround sound speakers.

Derivatives

speakership

nounˈspiːkəʃɪpˈspikərˌʃɪp

The office or position of the presiding officer in a legislative assembly, especially the House of Commons.
some threatened to undermine his bid to win the speakership by voting against him
Millions in undisclosed corporate contributions were used to help elect members who would secure him the speakership.

Rhymes

beaker, Costa Rica, Dominica, eureka, Frederica, Griqua, jobseeker, leaker, loudspeaker, seeker, shrieker, sika, sneaker, squeaker, streaker, Tanganyika, theca, tikka, Topeka, wreaker

Definition of speaker in US English:

speaker

nounˈspikərˈspēkər

1A person who speaks.
Example sentencesExamples
- This has the effect of distancing the speaker from the hearer.
- The gesture of raising the eyebrows in conversation expresses one's understanding of the speaker's speech and is an invitation to continue.
- What is presupposed in this sense is not asserted by the speaker but is nevertheless understood by the hearer.
- In ordinary speech, speakers are apt to shift and slide between the possible registers.
- The closeness between the two speakers gave their following conversation a clandestine air.
- It's only a few speakers that get the attention.
- The underlying system of rules also enables the hearer to understand what the speaker said.
1. 1.1 A person who delivers a speech or lecture.
  Example sentencesExamples
  There will be a three day long slide show of pictures and a guest speaker.
  Five years ago, Cimine recalls, a scheduled speaker became too ill to deliver a speech for an OAAA regional conference.
  Guest speakers include David Ledsham, lecturer in art and design at the University of Ulster, and John Wood from Goldsmiths College in London.
  When I was 8 or 9 years old our school had a guest speaker come and talk to us about the years he had spent living in China.
  She half heard the guest speaker introduce himself and welcome the audience to the ceremony.
  The guest speaker was a gentleman by the name of John Todd.
  When Valley Springs held its annual meeting last year, the guest speaker was well known to many of the members.
  The guest speaker at the function is the renowned Namibian athlete, Agnes Samaria.
  In 1962 he was a guest speaker at Cambridge's University Indian Society.
  The guest speaker was Dr Christina Swart-Opperman, the Namibian Businesswoman of the Year 2002.
  He is a well-known public speaker and has lectured in Ireland, England and the USA.
  As a part of our career week next week, we have hired a guest speaker!
  Glancing up to look at the guest speaker, Elizabeth was shocked to see his eyes resting on her.
  The dinner featured a guest speaker, a souvenir program with financial ads and patrons, and much joyous singing and praise to God.
  In a majority of the lectures, speakers focused on the historical circumstances of photography that have led to its current state.
  There was a bit of confusion on who was going to be the guest speaker at the start of the event.
  The guest speaker for the week-long celebration will be Jeremy Watson, a leading expert on Spanish wines.
  As a guest speaker, Gongo said most problems in Africa are likely to take place where the rule of one leader is long and endless.
  The guest speaker during the launch was the Minister of Trade and Industry, Hon Jesaya Nyamu.
  She was all fired up about this MP who attended as a guest speaker.
  Synonyms
  speech-maker, public speaker, lecturer, talker, speechifier, expounder, orator, declaimer, rhetorician, haranguer
2. 1.2usually with modifier or in combination A person who speaks a specified language.
  he is a fluent English and French speaker
  Example sentencesExamples
  What marks a proficient second or foreign language speaker is their command of idioms and other fixed expressions.
  The last fluent speaker of the Carib language reportedly died in the 1920s, although efforts are now being made to revive that language.
  The intermarriage of Bantu language speakers with the Khoe and San peoples gave rise to new varieties of languages such as Xhosa.
  Today there are around sixty-five thousand native Gaelic speakers.
  Native English speakers would have to learn Mandarin if they were interested in participating in international programs.
  A native Marathi speaker, Bal keeps a bound volume of Ramdas open on his table.
  What's most fascinating is that non-native English speakers now outnumber native English speakers.
  To perform this task, a number of native French speakers were asked to lend their voices for recording.
  The number of native Bajan speakers has declined in recent decades.
2The presiding officer in a legislative assembly, especially the House of Representatives.
Example sentencesExamples
- Russell is a policy analyst for the Office of the Speaker of the Ohio House of Representatives.
- As the leader of the majority party in the House, the Speaker also plays a major role in shaping and implementing party decisions on forthcoming legislation.
- The impact of the Speaker is even greater when the House is dealing with private members' bills.
- It would be awkward for the embattled Speaker to preside over the affairs of the House during the course of the investigation.
- In 1521 he was made the Kingdom's Undertreasurer and knighted, and in 1523 he became the Speaker of the House of Commons.
- Becoming Speaker of the House of Commons is happily no longer so precarious, but it certainly has its difficulties.
- One of the trio could become the next Speaker of the House, second in the Presidential line of succession.
- With the assistance of the Speaker, the committee again secured more time to investigate the accounts and records.
- The Speaker of the House of Commons, Michael Martin MP, said he hoped that many people would tune in to the new service.
- Once introduced, the bill is in the hands of the Speaker of the House or the Majority Leader in the Senate.
- President Delaney, the Speaker of the House, and a bevy of civilian and military officials sat silently as the count slowly approached zero.
- Lorraine Brown is the Speaker of the Northern Territory Parliament.
- Three years later he became the first Speaker of the new House of Assembly and held that position until he retired in October 1880.
- The Speaker of the House and the vice president of the Senate decide who should be on the conference committee.
- The Speaker called the Senate to order and then opened up the Assembly to the bills to be voted on.
- The Speaker's House continues to function as it was intended, as a setting for formal entertaining by the Speaker on behalf of the House of Commons.
3
a cassette player with two speakers
short for loudspeaker
Example sentencesExamples
- Lightning Audio produces amplifiers, speakers, subwoofers and accessories for mobile audio markets.
- Someone had gained access to the cafeteria's speaker system and was playing music.
- Creative sells a set of stereo speakers with no subwoofer that you can find online for about $15.
- It includes a DVD player, a receiver, five surround speakers, and a subwoofer.
- Just then, the song began over the speaker system and my jaw dropped.
- The state-of-the-art sound system has 48 speakers and subwoofers.
- A built-in sub-woofer beefs up the sound output by unit's stereo speakers.
- On November 3 I ordered a complete digital TV and DVD system with surround sound speakers.
- A speaker system has been rigged up to relay the service to crowds outside.
- You'll want at least two quality speakers and a subwoofer.
- The first modems were hooked up to telephones through little speakers and microphones in a cradle that held the telephone handpiece.
- You'll need at least five speakers to create full surround-sound audio.
- Forget about the rear speakers or the subwoofer; they won't be needed.
- High - end PC stereo systems complete with subwoofer speakers are finding their way into the mainstream.
- Beanbags and instruments were set around the room, waiting to be used, along with microphones and speakers.
- The software turns a PC equipped with a microphone, speakers, and broadband connection into a 21st century telephone.

单词	speaker
释义	Definition of speaker in English: speaker noun ˈspiːkəˈspikər 1A person who speaks. language communication involves the interrelation between speaker and hearer Example sentencesExamples It's only a few speakers that get the attention. The closeness between the two speakers gave their following conversation a clandestine air. This has the effect of distancing the speaker from the hearer. The underlying system of rules also enables the hearer to understand what the speaker said. The gesture of raising the eyebrows in conversation expresses one's understanding of the speaker's speech and is an invitation to continue. What is presupposed in this sense is not asserted by the speaker but is nevertheless understood by the hearer. In ordinary speech, speakers are apt to shift and slide between the possible registers. 1.1 A person who delivers a speech or lecture. our guest speaker will give an audio-visual presentation Example sentencesExamples He is a well-known public speaker and has lectured in Ireland, England and the USA. She half heard the guest speaker introduce himself and welcome the audience to the ceremony. In 1962 he was a guest speaker at Cambridge's University Indian Society. When Valley Springs held its annual meeting last year, the guest speaker was well known to many of the members. The dinner featured a guest speaker, a souvenir program with financial ads and patrons, and much joyous singing and praise to God. Guest speakers include David Ledsham, lecturer in art and design at the University of Ulster, and John Wood from Goldsmiths College in London. The guest speaker at the function is the renowned Namibian athlete, Agnes Samaria. As a part of our career week next week, we have hired a guest speaker! Five years ago, Cimine recalls, a scheduled speaker became too ill to deliver a speech for an OAAA regional conference. The guest speaker was Dr Christina Swart-Opperman, the Namibian Businesswoman of the Year 2002. When I was 8 or 9 years old our school had a guest speaker come and talk to us about the years he had spent living in China. There will be a three day long slide show of pictures and a guest speaker. The guest speaker during the launch was the Minister of Trade and Industry, Hon Jesaya Nyamu. In a majority of the lectures, speakers focused on the historical circumstances of photography that have led to its current state. The guest speaker for the week-long celebration will be Jeremy Watson, a leading expert on Spanish wines. The guest speaker was a gentleman by the name of John Todd. There was a bit of confusion on who was going to be the guest speaker at the start of the event. She was all fired up about this MP who attended as a guest speaker. Glancing up to look at the guest speaker, Elizabeth was shocked to see his eyes resting on her. As a guest speaker, Gongo said most problems in Africa are likely to take place where the rule of one leader is long and endless. Synonyms speech-maker, public speaker, lecturer, talker, speechifier, expounder, orator, declaimer, rhetorician, haranguer spokesman, spokeswoman, spokesperson, mouthpiece reader, lector, commentator, broadcaster, narrator informal tub-thumper, spieler, spin doctor historical demagogue, rhetor rare prolocutor 1.2usually with modifier or in combination A person who speaks a specified language. he is a fluent English and French speaker Example sentencesExamples The intermarriage of Bantu language speakers with the Khoe and San peoples gave rise to new varieties of languages such as Xhosa. The last fluent speaker of the Carib language reportedly died in the 1920s, although efforts are now being made to revive that language. A native Marathi speaker, Bal keeps a bound volume of Ramdas open on his table. What marks a proficient second or foreign language speaker is their command of idioms and other fixed expressions. To perform this task, a number of native French speakers were asked to lend their voices for recording. What's most fascinating is that non-native English speakers now outnumber native English speakers. Today there are around sixty-five thousand native Gaelic speakers. Native English speakers would have to learn Mandarin if they were interested in participating in international programs. The number of native Bajan speakers has declined in recent decades. 2The presiding officer in a legislative assembly, especially the House of Commons. Example sentencesExamples The Speaker called the Senate to order and then opened up the Assembly to the bills to be voted on. Once introduced, the bill is in the hands of the Speaker of the House or the Majority Leader in the Senate. It would be awkward for the embattled Speaker to preside over the affairs of the House during the course of the investigation. As the leader of the majority party in the House, the Speaker also plays a major role in shaping and implementing party decisions on forthcoming legislation. Three years later he became the first Speaker of the new House of Assembly and held that position until he retired in October 1880. With the assistance of the Speaker, the committee again secured more time to investigate the accounts and records. The Speaker of the House and the vice president of the Senate decide who should be on the conference committee. Lorraine Brown is the Speaker of the Northern Territory Parliament. Russell is a policy analyst for the Office of the Speaker of the Ohio House of Representatives. The Speaker's House continues to function as it was intended, as a setting for formal entertaining by the Speaker on behalf of the House of Commons. President Delaney, the Speaker of the House, and a bevy of civilian and military officials sat silently as the count slowly approached zero. In 1521 he was made the Kingdom's Undertreasurer and knighted, and in 1523 he became the Speaker of the House of Commons. The Speaker of the House of Commons, Michael Martin MP, said he hoped that many people would tune in to the new service. One of the trio could become the next Speaker of the House, second in the Presidential line of succession. Becoming Speaker of the House of Commons is happily no longer so precarious, but it certainly has its difficulties. The impact of the Speaker is even greater when the House is dealing with private members' bills. 3 the two speakers let the netbook feature stereo sound short for loudspeaker Example sentencesExamples Beanbags and instruments were set around the room, waiting to be used, along with microphones and speakers. You'll want at least two quality speakers and a subwoofer. A speaker system has been rigged up to relay the service to crowds outside. High - end PC stereo systems complete with subwoofer speakers are finding their way into the mainstream. The software turns a PC equipped with a microphone, speakers, and broadband connection into a 21st century telephone. Forget about the rear speakers or the subwoofer; they won't be needed. The first modems were hooked up to telephones through little speakers and microphones in a cradle that held the telephone handpiece. It includes a DVD player, a receiver, five surround speakers, and a subwoofer. You'll need at least five speakers to create full surround-sound audio. A built-in sub-woofer beefs up the sound output by unit's stereo speakers. The state-of-the-art sound system has 48 speakers and subwoofers. Someone had gained access to the cafeteria's speaker system and was playing music. Just then, the song began over the speaker system and my jaw dropped. Creative sells a set of stereo speakers with no subwoofer that you can find online for about $15. Lightning Audio produces amplifiers, speakers, subwoofers and accessories for mobile audio markets. On November 3 I ordered a complete digital TV and DVD system with surround sound speakers. Derivatives speakership nounˈspiːkəʃɪpˈspikərˌʃɪp The office or position of the presiding officer in a legislative assembly, especially the House of Commons. some threatened to undermine his bid to win the speakership by voting against him Millions in undisclosed corporate contributions were used to help elect members who would secure him the speakership. Rhymes beaker, Costa Rica, Dominica, eureka, Frederica, Griqua, jobseeker, leaker, loudspeaker, seeker, shrieker, sika, sneaker, squeaker, streaker, Tanganyika, theca, tikka, Topeka, wreaker Definition of speaker in US English: speaker nounˈspikərˈspēkər 1A person who speaks. Example sentencesExamples This has the effect of distancing the speaker from the hearer. The gesture of raising the eyebrows in conversation expresses one's understanding of the speaker's speech and is an invitation to continue. What is presupposed in this sense is not asserted by the speaker but is nevertheless understood by the hearer. In ordinary speech, speakers are apt to shift and slide between the possible registers. The closeness between the two speakers gave their following conversation a clandestine air. It's only a few speakers that get the attention. The underlying system of rules also enables the hearer to understand what the speaker said. 1.1 A person who delivers a speech or lecture. Example sentencesExamples There will be a three day long slide show of pictures and a guest speaker. Five years ago, Cimine recalls, a scheduled speaker became too ill to deliver a speech for an OAAA regional conference. Guest speakers include David Ledsham, lecturer in art and design at the University of Ulster, and John Wood from Goldsmiths College in London. When I was 8 or 9 years old our school had a guest speaker come and talk to us about the years he had spent living in China. She half heard the guest speaker introduce himself and welcome the audience to the ceremony. The guest speaker was a gentleman by the name of John Todd. When Valley Springs held its annual meeting last year, the guest speaker was well known to many of the members. The guest speaker at the function is the renowned Namibian athlete, Agnes Samaria. In 1962 he was a guest speaker at Cambridge's University Indian Society. The guest speaker was Dr Christina Swart-Opperman, the Namibian Businesswoman of the Year 2002. He is a well-known public speaker and has lectured in Ireland, England and the USA. As a part of our career week next week, we have hired a guest speaker! Glancing up to look at the guest speaker, Elizabeth was shocked to see his eyes resting on her. The dinner featured a guest speaker, a souvenir program with financial ads and patrons, and much joyous singing and praise to God. In a majority of the lectures, speakers focused on the historical circumstances of photography that have led to its current state. There was a bit of confusion on who was going to be the guest speaker at the start of the event. The guest speaker for the week-long celebration will be Jeremy Watson, a leading expert on Spanish wines. As a guest speaker, Gongo said most problems in Africa are likely to take place where the rule of one leader is long and endless. The guest speaker during the launch was the Minister of Trade and Industry, Hon Jesaya Nyamu. She was all fired up about this MP who attended as a guest speaker. Synonyms speech-maker, public speaker, lecturer, talker, speechifier, expounder, orator, declaimer, rhetorician, haranguer 1.2usually with modifier or in combination A person who speaks a specified language. he is a fluent English and French speaker Example sentencesExamples What marks a proficient second or foreign language speaker is their command of idioms and other fixed expressions. The last fluent speaker of the Carib language reportedly died in the 1920s, although efforts are now being made to revive that language. The intermarriage of Bantu language speakers with the Khoe and San peoples gave rise to new varieties of languages such as Xhosa. Today there are around sixty-five thousand native Gaelic speakers. Native English speakers would have to learn Mandarin if they were interested in participating in international programs. A native Marathi speaker, Bal keeps a bound volume of Ramdas open on his table. What's most fascinating is that non-native English speakers now outnumber native English speakers. To perform this task, a number of native French speakers were asked to lend their voices for recording. The number of native Bajan speakers has declined in recent decades. 2The presiding officer in a legislative assembly, especially the House of Representatives. Example sentencesExamples Russell is a policy analyst for the Office of the Speaker of the Ohio House of Representatives. As the leader of the majority party in the House, the Speaker also plays a major role in shaping and implementing party decisions on forthcoming legislation. The impact of the Speaker is even greater when the House is dealing with private members' bills. It would be awkward for the embattled Speaker to preside over the affairs of the House during the course of the investigation. In 1521 he was made the Kingdom's Undertreasurer and knighted, and in 1523 he became the Speaker of the House of Commons. Becoming Speaker of the House of Commons is happily no longer so precarious, but it certainly has its difficulties. One of the trio could become the next Speaker of the House, second in the Presidential line of succession. With the assistance of the Speaker, the committee again secured more time to investigate the accounts and records. The Speaker of the House of Commons, Michael Martin MP, said he hoped that many people would tune in to the new service. Once introduced, the bill is in the hands of the Speaker of the House or the Majority Leader in the Senate. President Delaney, the Speaker of the House, and a bevy of civilian and military officials sat silently as the count slowly approached zero. Lorraine Brown is the Speaker of the Northern Territory Parliament. Three years later he became the first Speaker of the new House of Assembly and held that position until he retired in October 1880. The Speaker of the House and the vice president of the Senate decide who should be on the conference committee. The Speaker called the Senate to order and then opened up the Assembly to the bills to be voted on. The Speaker's House continues to function as it was intended, as a setting for formal entertaining by the Speaker on behalf of the House of Commons. 3 a cassette player with two speakers short for loudspeaker Example sentencesExamples Lightning Audio produces amplifiers, speakers, subwoofers and accessories for mobile audio markets. Someone had gained access to the cafeteria's speaker system and was playing music. Creative sells a set of stereo speakers with no subwoofer that you can find online for about $15. It includes a DVD player, a receiver, five surround speakers, and a subwoofer. Just then, the song began over the speaker system and my jaw dropped. The state-of-the-art sound system has 48 speakers and subwoofers. A built-in sub-woofer beefs up the sound output by unit's stereo speakers. On November 3 I ordered a complete digital TV and DVD system with surround sound speakers. A speaker system has been rigged up to relay the service to crowds outside. You'll want at least two quality speakers and a subwoofer. The first modems were hooked up to telephones through little speakers and microphones in a cradle that held the telephone handpiece. You'll need at least five speakers to create full surround-sound audio. Forget about the rear speakers or the subwoofer; they won't be needed. High - end PC stereo systems complete with subwoofer speakers are finding their way into the mainstream. Beanbags and instruments were set around the room, waiting to be used, along with microphones and speakers. The software turns a PC equipped with a microphone, speakers, and broadband connection into a 21st century telephone.
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