To produce large acoustic power output with acceptable quality, a cone loudspeaker must combine high efficiency, high power capacity, and freedom from distortion and spurious noises. Analysis of loudspeaker operation shows that this set of performance goals imposes many difficult and often conflicting requirements upon the designer.

Authors: Gilliom, John R.; Boliver, Paul L.; Boliver, Lucia C.
Affiliation: Buchanan Spider Works, Inc., Meridian, MS
JAES Volume 25 Issue 5 pp. 294-299; May 1977
Publication Date: May 1, 1977 Import into BibTeX
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