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There are two transducers (the ear drum and a thin section of skull) where sound is shifted from one media to another (air 2 mechanical & mechanical to liquid),

and a transducer in between to change high amplitude, low power into low amplitude, high power.

Each one of these is a mechanical device with its own resonant frequencies and moments of inertia.

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