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I would assume that the speed is higher than the speed of light, as experiments by Goudsmidt and Uhlenbeck in the mid 1920s showed the electrons spin (orthorotates) 1,7 times the speed of light - assuming ressonance occurs, the electrons absorbing the sound wave (at the microphone) ressonate with the electrons emitting the wave (at the speaker) and the sound is transfered 'imediatetely' through quantum ressonance.

If the sound travelled with the electrons, the sound would travel 2-3 cm per sec. This does not happen. The sound waves probably are not transformed to photons - travelling at light speed - if that were the case, how could the copper core in an insulated wire (rubber or plastic) absorb the photons? Nor are they transformed to other quarks or elementary particles.

This is an example of electron ressonance, the electrons absorb, transmit and recieve the physical wave of sound from one part of the copper wire to the next. This ressonance ensures that the speed of light is ecceded. The sound travels in the form of rotating electrons in ressonance in the two parts of the wire.

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