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"mid-range speaker" in Electronics - Circuits and Systems (2012) by Owen Bishop "mid-range" in The Live Sound Manual (2002) by Ben Duncan "mid-range speaker"...

Full-range → Full-range speaker — so article name fit with mid-range speaker. -- Frap (talk) 09:20, 14 December 2010 (UTC) Move to Full-range speaker, as...

small built-in speaker. I removed this paragraph: Computer speakers range from a basic pair of speakers to 7.1 surround sound speakers with advanced features...

(talk) 14:55, 20 May 2012 (UTC) Mid-Atlantic accents are certainly not all affectations. Many fluent non-native English speakers have a slightly odd mixture...

such as describing the differences in construction between tweeters, mid-ranges, and woofers (which is already covered in Loudspeaker). Is someone willing...

Now this article contradicts mid central vowel as it says the vowel of bird is higher than the open-mid range. The source used for that is a recent article...

Sheldon Silver, the current Speaker was not Majority Leader when he ascended to the role of Speaker. He was Chair of the Committee on Ways and Means....

SoundLink Bluetooth Mobile Speaker II is part of the Bose SoundLink range. Therefore I propose that the Bluetooth Mobile Speaker II article is merged into...

in the "mid" range between open mid and close mid but they are considered phonetically different and realizations of both open-mid or close-mid. My changes...

used for 70-volt speaker systems act as highpass filters in the audible frequency range. Since we're talking about audible frequency ranges (20Hz - 20kHz)...

start Generation Z in 1995 (mid-1990s). Here are some sources from the past few months that start Generation Z in the mid-1990s, aligning with your citation...

recordings are to be taken as a reference. The same goes for a female native speaker with a different dialect from the other end of the country. The letter...

as GA really does use the open-mid back unrounded vowel (though specific American dialects use everything in the range [ɐ~ɜ~ʌ~ɔ]). Dave 06:48, September...

speaker is usually less than the quoted one - the quoted one is at some frequency (probably the mid-band freq of the operating range of the speaker)...

front [ɪ̟], near-close near-front [ɪ] or close-mid near-front [ɘ̟]. It varies from speaker to speaker, the last two values are the most common (I think)...

as of the mid nineteenth century, the four categories have been expanded and subdivided to indicate not only the singer’s approximate range, but also...

explain best I can. The typical Leslie is a two-way speaker system, and each of the two "ways" (mid-hi and low) is made highly directional through a revolving...

groups based on their range of best underwater hearing. (Ketten, 1998): Low-frequency baleen whales like blue whales (7 Hz to 35 kHz); Mid-frequency toothed...

ticket:2023082210010407 has asked for changes, that there are 200 million speakers of this language per this refernce: https://unesdoc.unesco.org/ark:/48223/pf0000379702...

the table stating that "bed" uses an Open-mid is wrong. I think "bed" in General American is more like Mid (e̞) in the table: IPA_vowel_chart_with_audio...