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speakers! [DOC] [TLE] Patent US3146848 - Hi-fidelity speaker - Google Patents [PAR] (Cl. 181-31) This invention relates to sound reproducing apparatus and more .... 
against the front wall to close off the interior, except where the speakers are 
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any... [DOC] [TLE] Woofer vs. Subwoofer: Is There Really a Difference? | eBay [PAR] A standard woofer is a low-pitch speaker that produces sounds between 20 and 
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tweeter is the driver that reproduces the higher audio frequencies ... In this sense, 
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Impedance

Question: As opposed to the woofer, this speaker reproduces the high-pitch sounds
Answer: tweeter