How To Make A Loudspeaker - BBC Bitesize
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A two-minute video showing you how to make a speaker from wire, a cup and a magnet.
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Image caption, WHAT YOU NEED: A music source with a speaker jack cable, insulated wire and wire cutters, sandpaper, crocodile clips, plastic cup, pen and pencil and a neodymium magnet. Neodymium magnets are very strong so you'll need an adult to help you.
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