A removable speaker is an audio device designed to produce sound that can be easily detached or moved from its initial location. These speakers are typically used in various audio systems, such as home theater setups, portable sound systems, or computer audio setups. The defining characteristic of removable speakers is their ability to be connected and disconnected from a power source or audio system, allowing for flexibility in placement and use. This feature often enables users to position the speakers for optimal sound quality or convenience, and they may connect wirelessly via Bluetooth or through cables. Removable speakers can come in various forms, including powered units that have built-in amplifiers or passive speakers that require an external amplifier to function.
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