When you plug the headphone cable in to your sound source, the sound (in the form of an electric current) goes out the wire, through the coil, and out the other end. When electric current goes through a coil of wire, the coil of wire becomes an electro-magnet. When electric current goes around the loop clockwise there is a south magnetic pole nearest you; when the electric current reverses there is a north magnetic pole.
When the south magnetic pole of a magnet is near the coil of wire it will attract a north pole and repel a south pole of the coil electromagnet. The coil will move toward and away from the magnet, depending on the direction of the electric current. Because the coil is attached to the cup, the cup will also move toward and away from the magnet.
The bottom of the cup will push air back and forth, creating sounds that will travel through the air to your ear. The bare wire itself does not move much air, and so does not make much sound. However, if the coil is attached to a large, low-mass material, it will vibrate that material, which in turn will vibrate the air, making a louder sound.
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Just like any other speaker.
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no they do not
It's probably plugged in wrong.
most speaker wires work conventionally so yes it would work but if you go to your local speaker shop you can pick up some good quality speaker wire try it out see what you think
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The string must be pulled taut in order for the phone to work. Longitudinal waves travel through a medium by a process of compression and rarefaction, which in this case alters the tension of the string. If the string is not taut, the alterations in tension will not vibrate the listener's cup. Similarly, elastic strings will not work properly, because the wave will just stretch the string without vibrating the listener's cup. Don't let the string come into contact with any other objects, as this will partially divert the sound wave into the object, causing a weaker signal on the receiving end. Speaking into the cup transmits the sound of the speaker's voice into the bottom of the cup. The bottom of the cup acts as a diaphragm and vibrates with the sound of the speaker's voice. As the bottom of the cup vibrates, it transmits the vibrations into the taut string. The sound travels along the string as a longitudinal wave and ultimately vibrates the bottom of the receiving cup. The cup transmits the sound into the air around the listener's ear, allowing her to hear the speaker. Because the sound travels through solid mediums--the cup and the string--it travels more effectively than through air, allowing the users to communicate across large distances with volumes that would be inaudible if spoken through air
It can work, but it will not sound good. Any deformations of the cone will "color" the sound, which will sound muddy and not clear. Eventually the speaker will die due to the voice coil dragging in the magnet because the speaker isn't moving correctly. If you have a speaker with a hole in it you should replace it.
Connect them to the TV
Bill Clinton was the president when Gingrich was House Speaker.
Loose wire or bad speaker.