tweeter

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Each speaker has 2. 125-inch woofer and a 1-inch tweeter which isn't bad at all for consumer-grade speakers.

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  1. noun A small loudspeaker designed to reproduce high-pitched sounds in a high-fidelity audio system.

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  • Tweets tell us who the tweeter is, why they are tweeting, how they are tweeting, what they are tweeting about and where they are tweeting from.
  • Each speaker has 2. 125-inch woofer and a 1-inch tweeter which isn't bad at all for consumer-grade speakers. —  Original Signal - Transmitting Gadgets
  • Each earpiece includes two balanced drivers acting as a woofer and tweeter, which is a rare feature in a pair of $79 headphones! —  Mobility Today
  • Lastly, no matter how big a speaker is, the tweeter is the most susceptible driver to fail when it's subjected to THD … Totally Horrific Decisions. —  CE Pro Recently Filed
  • The midranges and tweeter are arrayed in a vertical M-T-M configuration, in a separate sealed enclosure, isolated from the woofer. —  HomeToys News
 

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