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Speakers are transducers that convert electrical audio signals into sound waves using drivers, crossovers, and enclosures to faithfully reproduce a wide range of frequencies.

Preamplifiers are circuit modules that boost and shape low-level audio signals from sources before sending them to a power amplifier, providing critical control over volume and tonal balance.

DACs (Digital-to-Analog Converters) transform digital audio data into analog signals, bridging the gap between digital media sources and the analog amplification and speaker systems.

Turntables are mechanical devices that rotate vinyl records at precise speeds while a stylus tracks the grooves to convert physical vibrations into electrical audio signals.

Subwoofers are specialized speakers dedicated to reproducing low-frequency sounds, adding depth and impact by handling bass frequencies that standard speakers often cannot deliver as effectively.

AV Receivers are integrated units that act as the central hub in home theater systems, processing and routing both audio and video signals while providing amplification for multiple speakers.

Amplifiers are electronic devices that increase low-level audio signals from sources to a power level capable of driving speakers, ensuring clear and dynamic sound reproduction.

Digital Sources

Digital Sources are devices like streaming players, computers, or network audio players that generate and output audio in digital form, serving as the modern starting point for hi-fi systems.