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Magnetic Flux - The magnetic lines of force produced
in the area around an electric current or magnet. |
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Magnetic Structure - The part of loudspeaker comprising
the magnet, pole piece, back plate and top plate. |
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Mega (M) - A prefix that means 106 (one million
in the US). 1 MHz equals 1,000,000 Hertz. |
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Micro (µ) - A prefix that means 1/ 106 (one
millionth in the US). 1 µV equals 1/1,000,000 of a volt. |
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Midrange Driver - A loudspeaker specifically designed
to reproduce the frequencies in the middle of the audible bandwidth.
Usually between three and eight inches in diameter. Commonly referred
to as the low frequency driver in a set of separates. |
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Milli (m) - A prefix that means 1/ 103 (one
thousandth). 1 mA equals 1/1,000 of an amp. |
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Monaural (mono) - A sound recorded or reproduced in
only one channel. |
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MOSFET - Metal Oxide Semiconductor Field Effect Transistor.
Typically used in high power output amplifiers. |
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Mute - Silent, attenuate. |
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