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sound-reinforcement system

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sound-reinforcement system [′sau̇nd ‚rē·in′fȯrs·mənt ‚sis·təm]
(engineering acoustics)
An electronic means for augmenting the sound output of a speaker, singer, or musical instrument in cases where it is either too weak to be heard above the general noise or too reverberant; basic elements of such a system are microphones, amplifiers, volume controls, and loudspeakers. Also known as public address system.

sound-amplification system
A combination of one or more microphones, amplifiers, loudspeakers, and associated electronic controls; used to increase the level of a sound source so that it may be heard clearly in all parts of an auditorium, large room, open-air theater, etc.


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The musicians will hear themselves with stunning clarity through JBL's E-System 15 complete portable sound-reinforcement system with EON15 G2 pro audio loudspeakers.
 
 
 
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