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A hi-fi speaker, also known as a high-fidelity speaker, is a specialized type of audio speaker that aims to provide a sound reproduction as close as possible to the original recorded sound. This means it has a very accurate and transparent sound quality, trying to avoid any distortion, coloration, or noise that would alter the original audio signal. It often contains multiple drivers to cover the entire audio frequency range ( bass, mid, and treble) and uses high-quality materials and components in its construction.